All research supervisors
Dr Sofia Ahlberg-MacInnes
Sofia's academic interests include transatlantic literary studies, hemispheric studies and world literature.
Professor Dennis Altman
Dennis' academic interests include sexuality and sexual regulation, politics of HIV/AIDS, politics and culture of the United States and Australia.
Dr Luca Anceschi
Luca's academic interests include a critical investigation of Asia’s energy security in the climate change era and a comprehensive analysis of Kazakhstan’s foreign policy.
Ms Julie Andrews
Julie’s academic interests include childhood, identity and Aboriginal Australia.
Dr Stefan Auer
Stefan's academic interests include the self-limiting revolutions of 1989 in Central Europe, political thought of dissident intellectuals and nationalism in Europe, and more recently the Eurozone crisis and its impact on the project of Euro
Dr Tracey Banivanua Mar
Tracey's academic interests include Race relations, Australian and Pacific Colonial and Postcolonial Studies, Indigenous studies and Australian and Pacific History.
Dr Miriam Bankovsky
Miriam Bankovsky lectures in political theory for the Politics and International Relations program at La Trobe. Her research objective is to contribute to the development of theories of democracy. She pursues this objective by bringing a de
Dr Nicholas Barry
Nicholas' academic interests include Australian politics and political theory.
Mr Tony Barta
Research interests include 20th Century German history; especially. relations between social life, culture and ideology; genocide in colonial societies; History media.
Dr Lisa Beaven
Lisa’s academic interests include art and travel, landscape painting and ecology in the Roman Campagna, antiquarianism and the history of collecting in early modern Europe, and landscape theory.
Professor Peter Beilharz
Peter's academic interests include social theory, labourism, socialism and comparative history of sociology and social theory.
Mr John Benson
John’s academic interests include popular current affairs television, television news, popular culture and the media and media curriculum design.
Professor Nick Bisley
Nick's academic interests include International Relations of the Asia-Pacific and globalization and the diplomacy of great powers.
Ms Angie Black
Angie is a film practitioner who continues to develop a number of her own screen projects. She has a diverse background and research areas in film and television production, screenwriting and the genres of comedy, drama, sci-fi and speculat
Dr Greg Bognar
My research interests are in ethics, social and political philosophy, especially bioethics, public health ethics, environmental ethics, and the philosophy of public policy. I'm also interested in health and environmental economics, philoso
Dr Wendy Bowler
Wendy's academic interests include the visual media story and the theme of tragedy.
Professor David Bradley
David has conducted extensive research on endangered languages, sociolinguistics, historical linguistics and geolinguistics
Dr Susan Bradley Smith
Susan’s academic interests include women's theatre history, playwriting, feminist theory, life writing, Australian literature and drama, contemporary poetry, and writing and health.
Dr Ross Brady
Ross's academic interests include formal logic and its paradoxes.
Dr Daniel Bray
Daniel's academic interests include International Relations, globalisation, political theory (particularly democratic theory), and environmental politics.
Professor Andrew Brennan
Professor Brennan has research interests in Environmental Philosophy, Comparative history of science & medicine entailment & contitionals identity & personal identity, Environmental ethics, Philosophy & Environmental policy worldviews, atti
Professor Judith Brett
Professor Brett's academic interests include Australian politics and society, liberalism and political biography.
Mr Kevin Brianton
Kevin Brianton has more than 30 years’ experience in market research, journalism and public relations. He worked as both a consultant and as a manager in government and private industry.
Professor Richard Broome
Professor Broome’s current research interests focuses on Aboriginal history. Professor Broome has served on the History Institute of Victoria for ten years, and was a consultant to the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody (
Mr Trevor Budge AM
Trevor's academic interests include statutory and strategic planning in rural and regional Australia.
Dr Philip Bull
Philip's academic interests include Irish and British history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, contemporary political issues relating to Ireland or Britain and land and nationalism.
Mr Rob Burgess
Rob Burgess has worked as a journalist since 1994, filling various writing and editing roles on around 30 publications in the UK, Hong Kong and Australia.
Dr Roland Burke
Roland’s research interests include the origins of human rights, decolonization, and twentieth-century guerrilla and national liberation movements.
Mr Andrew Butt
Andrew's academic interest include changing patterns of landuse and farming in peri-urban areas of Australian cities, demographic and social change in rural Australia and comparative planning issues in Sri Lanka and Australia.
