ICS Blog
Archive
2016
More Than Passive Customers: Multicultural Lessons from the Sport Stands, by Dr Jorge Knijnik
Women in Sport, Gender in Society, by Professor David Rowe
Trump, Brexit, Humanities and Citizen Scholars, by Dr Kearrin Sims, 23 November
Look What it Means to Him Interviews Professor David Rowe, 18 October
Keeping Score: The Sociology of Sport and Media, by Professor David Rowe, 22 July
Laos Rolls the Dice on Casino Tourism, by Dr Kearrin Sims, 12 July
For a Millenial Precariat Internationale: What Do Young Adults From Sydney to Quito Have in Common and Why Are Their Hopes Placed in Spain?, by Ramon Marrades Sempere, 10 May
Sports, Sexism and the Law: Some Contextual History, by Professor David Rowe, 4 May
International Women's Day: Equality and Work in the Screen Industry Under the Microscope, by Dr Sheree Gregory, 7 March
Why Sport Needs Sociology and Why Sociology Needs Sport, by Professor David Rowe, 3 March
Digital Methods Summer School 2016 – Queensland University of Technology, by HDR candidate Cecilia Hilder, 24 February
Moving Around the Lanterns, by HDR candidate Andrea Del Bono, 12 February
Australia's Arts Community has a Big Diversity Problem – that's our loss, by Professor Ien Ang and Dr Phillip Mar, 21 January
Killed by Death, Ashes to Ashes: Rock Stars and Mortal Masculinity, by Professor David Rowe, 19 January
2015
Five Minutes with Gay Hawkins, Emily Potter and Kane Race, interview with The MIT Press (Professor Gay Hawkins with her co-authors), 9 December
Laos in 2016: Sustainable Development and the Work of Sombath Somphone, by HDR candidate Kearrin Sims, 23 November
When Passion is a Source of Tension, Interview with HDR candidate Sherene Idriss, 28 September
ACSIS – ICS PhD Exchange and Conference, by HDR candidate Cecilia Hilder, 8 July
Young People and the Creative and Cultural Industries, by HDR candidate Sherene Idriss, 17 April
How to Engage Youth in Making Policies That Work for Us All, by Dr Philippa Collin, 10 April
Western Sydney's Cultural Push, by Professor David Rowe and HDR candidate Cecelia Cmielewski, 19 March
Bitcoin is Dead, Long Live Bitcoin!, by HDR candidate Jack Parkin, 18 March
More than a Chinese New Year Festival, by Dr Alexandra Wong, 12 February
What Sam Burgess' Face Tells Us About Australian Sport, by HDR candidate Keith Parry, 6 February
Is it a Bird? Is it a Plane? No, it's Appreciation, by ICS intern Cheyne Abdullah, 4 February
2014
Review of New Forms of Digital Communication and Political Organisation Workshop, by HDR candidate Cecilia Hilder, 13 October 2014
Gotta Try a Little Tinderness, by HDR candidate Matthew Hart, 20 August 2014
Misuse of Painkillers on the Rise, But Why?, by HDR candidate George (Kev) Dertadian, 4 August 2014
The 3rd International Conference on Social Enterprise in Asia, 28 July 2014, by HDR candidate Isaac Lyne
Geographers, Libraries and Me, 4 July 2014, by HDR candidate Jen Li
'Joanne McNeill attends Goldsmiths Graduate Festival', 28 May 2014, by HDR candidate Joanne McNeill
'11 Towns, 20 Libraries and the Goldsmiths Graduate Festival - Jen Li's visit to the US and UK', 28 May 2014, by HDR candidate Jen Li
Cities, Mobilities, Citizenships, 5 May 2014, by ICS intern Ashley Anderson
Yik Yaw, Young People, and You!, 4 April 2014, by ICS researcher Dr Teresa Swirski
Opinion pieces by ICS members can be found on the ICS in the Media page.
2013
The 3rd National Social Enterprise Conference of Cambodia, 20 December 2013, by HDR candidate Isaac Lyne
14 book recommendations to get you through the Christmas holidays, 11 December 2013, by HDR candidate Jen Li
Challenging Memories: Silence and Empathy in Heritage Interpretation, 26 November 2013, by ICS researcher Dr Julie Thorpe
Exploring new regionalisms at the 'Flying University, 1 October 2013, by HDR candidate Kearrin Sims
'HDR student at Geographers Conference in Perth', 15 July 2013, by HDR candidate Jen Li
'HDR student presents paper at conference in Singapore', 27 June 2013, by HDR candidate Andrea Del Bono
'ICS sends student to London for conference', 12 June 2013, by HDR candidate Sky Hugman
'A HDR student abroad', 5 June 2013, by HDR candidate George (Kev) Dertadian
Beckham and Ferguson: a tale of two masculinities, 20 May 2013, by Professor David Rowe
Material Culture Reading Group April 2013, 3 May 2013, by HDR candidate Kecia Fong
The Media and the Arts both need diversity, 14 March 2013, by HDR candidate Ben Eltham
National Cultural Policy out at last — and it's a big win for arts, 13 March 2013, by HDR candidate Ben Eltham
2012
Finding Laos a Place in the Asian Century, 27 November 2012, by HDR candidate Kearrin Sims
The Universal Journalist, 27 September 2012, by Professor David Rowe
Essay for Chen Ping's Complex Emotions exhibition, 20 September 2012, by Professor James Arvanitakis
Living the Olympics, 5 September 2012, by Professor David Rowe
London Olympics: Society outside the stadium and the spectre of 7/7, 24 July 2012, by Professor David Rowe
Sydney's night-time economy: Putting the violence in context, 24 July 2012, by Professor Stephen Tomsen
Lunchtime Seminar Series Summary: Crossing Class and Culture: Community Building and Social Capital in Public Libraries, 20 July 2012, by HDR candidate Jen Li
An Unexpected Encounter, 4 June 2012, by HDR candidate Kearrin Sims
Kolkata: the beauty and the heartache, 4 May 2012, by Professor James Arvanitakis
Lunchtime Seminar Series Summary: Drugs Through Time: Discursive Shifts in Drug Knowledge in the Australian Context, 11 April 2012, by HDR candidate Kev Dertadian
Pip Collin attends Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation launch, 12 March 2012, by Dr Philippa Collin
2011
Fragrant New Paper, Kindle Surprise and Common(s) Consumption, 15 December 2011, by Professor David Rowe
Shanghai Expo 2010: the city above the sea, the country above the world, 10 October 2011, by Dr Tim Winter and Dr Juan Francisco Salazar
Recycling Cities: a photo essay, 10 October 2011, by Tim Winter
Judicial Gang Attack on Failed Rioters, 23 August 2011, by David Rowe
They Arranged a Riot on Facebook, But Nobody Turned Up, 15 August 2011, by David Rowe
Lunchtime Seminar Series Summary: Drugs and the law: The methamphetamine problem, 1 August 2011, by Pota Forrest-Lawrence
Lunchtime Seminar Series Summary: "Not another Bankstown": Cultural fears over place, 29 June 2011, by Ryan Al-Natour
Kimberley gas plant threatens Aboriginal culture: Join the discussion, 22 June 2011, by Deborah Wall
Governance, Human Rights and Development in Southeast Asia and Beyond, 18 June 2011, by Kearrin Sims
Climate Change & the Museum sector: 10 reflections from the 'Hot Science, Global Citizens' symposium, 18 May 2011, by Bob Hodge
Lunchtime Seminar Series Summary: '"Everything creative is non-Leb": The ways that Lebanese-Australian youth experience disengagement with 'Leb' sub-cultures in Sydney', 16 May 2011, by Sherene Idriss
Human Security and Development in the Lao PDR, 16 May 2011, by Kearrin Sims
Public Lecture by Mike Hulme: Restructuring climate policy for a partisan era, 29 April 2011
Avoiding the wedding of the century, 29 April 2011, by David Rowe
Who or what is the real Julia?, 21 April 2011, by Benjamin Eltham
Saving manufacturing requires us to stop subsidising dirty industries, 18 April 2011, by James Arvanitakis
The Chain Of Command, 15 April 2011, by Benjamin Eltham
UWS Transport Mapping Project – Collaborative IRIS Grant Project, 14 April 2011, by Kaye Shumack
Art of Engagement Symposium, 5 April 2011, by Michelle Kelly
Indigenous knowledge and 'hidden discourse' in the public domain, 25 March 2011, by Deborah Wall
Is Crown Land Indigenous Land?, 25 March 2011, by James Arvanitakis
A gas hub site proposed in the Kimberley: Age of 'Fragmegration'?, 23 March 2011, by Deborah Wall
Lunchtime Seminar Series Summary: India: a post-colonial reflection of my fellow travellers, 16 March 2011, by Michelle Kelly
We're only as racist as our pollies make us out to be, 3 March 2011, by James Arvanitakis
Why AFACT's piracy statistics are junk, 28 February 2011, by Benjamin Eltham
Shanghai Expo: The World in a City, 20 February 2011, by David Rowe
2010
Shanghai Expo: Seeing the World in Small, 1 December 2010, by Tim Winter
CCR Researchers Visit the Shanghai Expo, 30 November 2010, by Tim Winter
Are We All Cultural Workers Now? Getting By In Precarious Times, 30 November 2010, by Brett Neilson
Habit, Governance and the Social, 30 November 2010, by Tony Bennett
Shanghai Expo: The World in a City, 1 November 2010, by Tim Winter
Material Realities, 15 October 2010, by Brett Neilson
From Cultural Flows to Logistical Circuits, 3 October 2010, by Brett Neilson
Metaphors, Models and Financial Crises, 15 September 2010, by Tony Bennett
Review of The Third International Conference on Lao Studies, 28 August 2010, by Kearrin Sims
Lunchtime Seminar Series Review: The Aesthetics of Iranian Poetic Cinema, 8 June 2010, by Ingrid Matthews
Professor Kay Anderson Presents the Inaugural Fay Gale Lecture, 28 March 2010, by Reena Dobson
2009
The Art of Engagement – Angle, TVS, 3 October 2009
Summer Night Reflections: The City After Dark, 21 May 2009
Associate Professor Brett Neilson: a new era, 31 March 2009
An Olympian Task – Public Talk, 11 January 2009