RHD projects

Current Projects

• Constructing the global city (Elizabeth Adamczyk)
• Climate change impacts on the livelihood of women in the disaster vulnerable areas of Bangladesh: responses to adaptation strategies for a sustainable future (Muhammad Asaduzzaman)
• An emotional geography of HIV/AIDS development work in PNG (Jack Aisbett)
• Performing'nature' in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park through management (Sarah Bell)
• Fleeing persecution- immigration experiences of the Hazara (Elise Briggs)
• Critical and social movement relevant research with autonomy-oriented social movements (Lara Daley)
• Economicjustice and ethics in the food economy: food sovereignty economies in Spain (Rhyall Gordon)
• Re-making:the ontological politics of environmental management (Ryan Jones)
• Itinerant understandings, travelling policy: chronic homelessness in and beyond Australian cities (Thomas Baker)
• Making peace With the Orange Roughy: truth and reconciliation for a fish (Matthew Coxhill)
• Refugees in Newcastle - Who cares? (Faith Curtis)
• Repairing, renovating and renewing the urban assemblage (Rupert Doney)
• Volunteer tourism and the third space/borderlands (Phoebe Everingham)
• A mall, a mosque and Martin Place: publics, publicness and space (Adam Tyndall)
• More-than-useful geographies of gardens in public housing: (e)valu(at)ing everyday practices and stories of gardens, home and community (Nicola Vaughan)
• Do the ties really bind? Understanding social networks of Sudanese refugees in regional Australia (Lisa Webber)
• An interdisciplinary investigation into the experience and impacts of living with drought for three generations of Australian women (Jane Rich)

Recently Completed RHD Projects

• Prosaics of interagency human service delivery: the potentialities of peopled, practised and caring states (Louise Askew)
• Development discourse and the postcolonial challenge: the case of Fiji's aid industry (Paul Hodge)
• Making the Southern Ocean: exploring political and post-humanist geographies of marine space (Jill Sweeney)
• Cities of possibility: performing care-full urban justice (Miriam Williams)