Highlighted Publications

Year	Citation	Nova
2010	Imre Robert, Jose James William, 'Religious and political violence: Globalising syncretism and the governance state', Religion, State and Society, 38 153-168 (2010) [C1]
2010	Jose James William, ''Like prussic acid in a bottle of medicine': Liberal principles and colonial rule', Postcolonial Studies, 13 199-214 (2010) [C1]
2010	Jose James William, 'A (con)fusion of discourses? Against the governancing of Foucault', Social Identities, 16 689-703 (2010) [C1]
2010	Jose James William, 'Strangers in a stranger land: Political identity in the era of the governance state', Social Identities, 16 119-133 (2010) [C1]
2007	Jose James William, 'Reframing the 'governance' story', Australian Journal of Political Science, 42 455-470 (2007) [C1]
2007	Jose James William, 'The 'Sons of Tricky-Dicky' and the Soft Soaping of History', Journal of Australian Studies 33-43 (2007) [C1]
2005	Jose James William, 'From Principled Bastardry to Whatever it Takes: A Return to the Heart of Darkness?', Legitimation and the State, Kardoorair Press, Armidale, New South Wales, 109-125 (2005) [B1]
2005	Jose James William, ''Nowhere At Home', Not Even in Theory: Emma Goldman, Anarchism and Political Theory', Anarchist Studies, 13 23-46 (2005) [C1]
2005	Jose James William, Burgess Kenneth John, 'Working Nation, the Ethos of Competition and the Transformation of Public Policy', Journal of Economic and Social Policy, 9 Article 2 (2005) [C1]
2004	Jose James William, 'No More Like Pallas Athena: Displacing Patrilineal Accounts of Modern Feminist Political Theory', Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, 19 1-22 (2004) [C1]
2002	DORAN C R, Jose J W, 'Globalization, the Patriarchal State and Women''s Resistance in Singapore', Gender, Technology and Development, 6 215-232 (2002) [C1]

Publications

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Chapters In A Book (3 outputs)

Chapter in A1 Book (B1) (3 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2011	Jose James William, 'Responding to terrorism in the era of the governance state', If It Was Not for Terrorism: Crisis, Compromise, and Elite Discourse in the Age of War on Terror, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, 175-190 (2011) [B1]
2010	Imre Robert, Jose James William, 'Globalising syncretism and the governance state: Beyond bipolar thinking on religious and political violence', Change and Stability: State, Religion and Politics in the Contemporary Middle East and North Africa, UNUM Wydawnictwo, Krakow, Poland, 123-142 (2010) [B1]
2005	Jose James William, 'From Principled Bastardry to Whatever it Takes: A Return to the Heart of Darkness?', Legitimation and the State, Kardoorair Press, Armidale, New South Wales, 109-125 (2005) [B1]

Journal Articles (19 outputs)

Refereed Article in a Scholarly Journal (C1) (17 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2011	Jose James William, Convery Alison, McLoughlin Kcasey-Renea Jean, Owen Stephen Michael, 'Reproducing political subjects: Feminist scholarship and the political science curriculum', Australian Journal of Political Science, 46 535-549 (2011) [C1]
2011	Jose James William, Imre Robert, 'Governance states and national political identities: Angels, devils and belligerents', Australasian Canadian Studies, 28 1-18 (2011) [C1]
2010	Imre Robert, Jose James William, 'Religious and political violence: Globalising syncretism and the governance state', Religion, State and Society, 38 153-168 (2010) [C1]
2010	Jose James William, ''Like prussic acid in a bottle of medicine': Liberal principles and colonial rule', Postcolonial Studies, 13 199-214 (2010) [C1]
2010	Jose James William, 'A (con)fusion of discourses? Against the governancing of Foucault', Social Identities, 16 689-703 (2010) [C1]
2010	Jose James William, 'Political rule: Still in thrall of gods and masters?', Nebula, 7 12-19 (2010) [C1]
2010	Jose James William, 'Rethinking social work ethics: What is the real question? Responding to Stephen Webb's 'Against difference and diversity in social work'', International Journal of Social Welfare, 19 246-252 (2010) [C1]
2010	Jose James William, 'Strangers in a stranger land: Political identity in the era of the governance state', Social Identities, 16 119-133 (2010) [C1]
2008	Juniper Archibald James, Jose James William, 'Foucault and Spinoza: Philosophies of immanence and the decentred political subject', History of the Human Sciences, 21 1-20 (2008) [C1]
2007	Jose James William, 'Reframing the 'governance' story', Australian Journal of Political Science, 42 455-470 (2007) [C1]
2007	Jose James William, 'The 'Sons of Tricky-Dicky' and the Soft Soaping of History', Journal of Australian Studies 33-43 (2007) [C1]
2005	Jose James William, ''Nowhere At Home', Not Even in Theory: Emma Goldman, Anarchism and Political Theory', Anarchist Studies, 13 23-46 (2005) [C1]
2005	Jose James William, Burgess Kenneth John, 'Working Nation, the Ethos of Competition and the Transformation of Public Policy', Journal of Economic and Social Policy, 9 Article 2 (2005) [C1]
2005	Jose James William, Burgess Kenneth John, 'Working Nation: Context and Consequences', Journal of Economic and Social Policy, 9 Article 1 (2005) [C1]
2004	Jose James William, 'No More Like Pallas Athena: Displacing Patrilineal Accounts of Modern Feminist Political Theory', Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, 19 1-22 (2004) [C1]
2002	DORAN C R, Jose J W, 'Globalization, the Patriarchal State and Women''s Resistance in Singapore', Gender, Technology and Development, 6 215-232 (2002) [C1]
2001	Jose J W, 'Social Purity Society', The Wakefield Companion to South Australian History, 492-493 (2001) [C1]

Non Refereed Article in a Professional Journal (C3) (2 outputs)

Conference Publication (32 outputs)

Full Written Paper - Refereed (E1) (18 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2010	Jose James William, Convery Alison, McLoughlin Kcasey-Renea Jean, Owen Stephen Michael, 'Hidden in plain sight: Feminist political theory and political theory', Australian Political Studies Association Annual Conference 2010. Full Papers, Melbourne, Vic (2010) [E1]
2010	Nassor Aley Soud, Jose James William, 'Power sharing in Zanzibar: Democracy in transition to where?', TASA 2010 Conference Proceedings: Social Causes, Private Lives, Sydney, NSW (2010) [E1]
2009	Jose James William, 'Conceptualising 'governance': Discourse, theory and ontology', 2009 Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting: Papers, Vancouver, BC (2009) [E1]
2009	Jose James William, 'Of 'strange synergies' and 'murky ferments': Governance discourse and the taming of the Foucault effect', Foucault: 25 Years On: Proceedings, Adelaide, SA (2009) [E1]
2009	Jose James William, McLoughlin Kcasey-Renea Jean, 'In harm's way: JS Mill's feminist opposition to contagious diseases acts', Australian Political Studies Association Annual Conference 2009: Refereed Papers, Sydney, NSW (2009) [E1]
2008	Jose James William, 'From government to governance: Still the same old song?', APSA 2008: Abstracts and Refereed Papers, Brisbane, QLD (2008) [E1]
2007	Jose James William, Moore Tod William, 'The concept 'governance' within Parliamentary Discourse 1983-93', Australasian Political Studies Association Conference. Refereed Papers, Melbourne (2007) [E1]
2006	Jose James William, ''Like Prussic Acid in a Bottle of Medicine': Liberal Principles and Colonial Rule', APSA Conference 2006, Newcastle (2006) [E1]
2006	Jose James William, 'Transformations in Sovereignty, Political Authority and Capacity in the Governance State', Transformations in Governance: Capacity Building in Australia and the Asia/Pacific Region, Australian National University (2006) [E1]
2005	Jose James William, 'Considerations on the Meanings of 'Governance'', Integrated Governance: Linking up Government, Business and Civil Society, Prato, Italy (2005) [E1]
2005	Jose James William, 'Foucault and Governance: (Con)Fusing Discourses', Australasian Political Studies Association Conference 2005 Proceedings, Dunedin, New Zealand (2005) [E1]
2005	Jose James William, 'Government, Governance and the Democratic Ethos', Governance and social responsibilty conference, London (2005) [E1]
2005	Juniper Archibald James, Jose James William, 'Foucault and Spinoza: Philosophies of Immanence and the Decentred Political Subject', Australasian Political Studies Association Conference 2005 Proceedings, Dunedin, New Zealand (2005) [E1]
2004	Jose James William, 'Exploring the Genealogy of 'Governance' within Australian Political Discourse', Australasian Political Studies Association Conference, University of Adelaide (2004) [E1]
2003	Jose James William, ''Nowhere at Home': Not Even in Theory', Refereed paper presented to the Australasian Political Studies Association Conference, University of Tasmania, Hobart (2003) [E1]
2003	Jose James William, 'Revisioning the logic of industrialisation: contesting the common sense of our time', The Full Employment Imperative - 5th Path to Full Employment Conference and 10th National Conference on Unemployment, The University of Newcastle (2003) [E1]
2002	Jose James William, 'Developing Study Skills Online', Learning for the Future: Proceedings of the Learning Conference 2001, Dimotiko Skolio of Spetses, Spetses, Greece (2002) [E1]
2002	Jose James William, Quirk Victor Steven, 'Re-engineering and Managerialism: The Tabula Rasa Approach to Policy and Administration', The Path of Full Employment, Proceedings, Refereed Papers, Newcastle (2002) [E1]

Full Written Paper - Non Refereed (E2) (6 outputs)

Year	Citation	Nova
2009	Jose James William, 'Concepts, damned concepts and governance', Symposium on the Multiple Facets of Governance. Symposium Program, Newcastle, NSW (2009) [E2]
2004	Jose James William, 'From Principled Bastardry to Whatever It Takes: A Return to the Heart of Darkness?', Legitimation and the State Mini-Conference, University of New England (2004) [E2]
2004	Jose James William, 'The 'Sons of Tricky-Dicky' and the Soft Soaping of History', 12th Biennial National Conference of the Australian History Association, Newcastle (2004) [E2]
2004	Jose James William, Burgess Kenneth John, 'From Green to White: Working Nation, Competition and the Third Way', Working Nation: A Retrospective Evaluation Conference, University of Newcastle (2004) [E2]
2001	Jose J W, 'Share it fairly but don''t take a slice of my pie: Political Aspects of Unemployment in Australia, Japan and the USA', Conference on Understanding Unemployment in Australia, Japan, and the USA: A Cross Country Analysis, Callaghan (2001) [E2]
2001	Jose J W, 'So They Were All Feminists Then? Radical Philosophers As Feminists In The Early Nineteenth Century', The Australasian Political Studies Association Annual Conference, Brisbane (2001) [E2]

Extract of Paper (E3) (8 outputs)