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CPCM publications


Reports

Dale Bagshaw, Karolyne Quinn and Birte Schmidt, Children and families in transition: towards a child-centred integrated model of practice (PDF 1.6 MB), Hawke Research Institute for Sustainable Societies, Magill, SA, 2006. Report from Stage 1 of the Children and Families in Transition project.

Books

DRACON International (2005), Bridging the fields of drama and conflict management: empowering students to handle conflicts through school-based programmes, Studia Psychologica et Paedagogica, School of Teacher Education, Malmo University, Sweden. (Several chapters co-authored by Dale Bagshaw.)

Dale Bagshaw and Elisabeth Porter (eds), Mediation in the Asia Pacific: Transforming Conflicts and Building Peace, Routledge, London (accepted for publication July 2008).

Chapman, D. (2008), Zainichi Korean Identity and Ethnicity, Routledge, London.

Elisabeth Porter (2007) Peacebuilding: Women in International Perspective, Routledge. (Paperback release July 2008).

Chapters

Dale Bagshaw (2008), 'Alternatives to the judicial mess: suggesting mediation' in Amita Singh (ed), Governance and Justice in South Asia: Access Maze and Denial Frame for the Poor, Sage.

Dale Bagshaw, Aaron Jen Kong Chong and Jambulingam Gayathiri (forthcoming), 'Mediation practices in Peninsula Malaysia' in Dale Bagshaw and Elisabeth Porter (eds), Mediation in the Asia Pacific: Transforming Conflicts and Building Peace, Routledge, London.

Dale Bagshaw (forthcoming), 'Challenging mediation constructs in the Asia-Pacific Region' in Dale Bagshaw and Elisabeth Porter (eds), Mediation in the Asia Pacific: Transforming Conflicts and Building Peace, Routledge, London.

Dale Bagshaw (forthcoming), 'Mediation of disputes in the Australian family law system' in Philip Swain and Simon Rice (eds), In the Shadow of the Law: The Legal Context of Social Work Practice, 3rd ed, Federation Press, Sydney.

Dale Bagshaw (forthcoming), 'Mediation of marital disputes in Muslim families in Malaysia' in Dale Bagshaw and Elisabeth Porter (eds), Mediation in the Asia Pacific: Transforming Conflicts and Building Peace, Routledge, London.

Alan Campbell (forthcoming), 'Creative peace building: experiences from Bougainville' in Dale Bagshaw and Elisabeth Porter (eds), Mediation in the Asia Pacific: Transforming Conflicts and Building Peace, Routledge, London.

M Weiner and David Chapman (forthcomin), 'Zainichi Koreans' in M Weiner (ed), Japan's Minorities: The Illusion of Homogeneity, 2nd ed, Routledge, London.

Elisabeth Porter and Danielle Every (forthcoming), 'Peacebuilding: women peace workers' in Dale Bagshaw and Elisabeth Porter (eds), Mediation in the Asia Pacific: Transforming Conflicts and Building Peace, Routledge, London.

Adam Simpson (2008), 'Gas pipelines and security in South and Southeast Asia: a critical perspective' in Timothy Doyle and Melissa Risely (eds), Crucible for Survival: Environmental Security and Justice in the Indian Ocean Region, Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick.

Adam Simpson (2008), 'Traversing more than speed bumps: green politics under authoritarian regimes in Burma and Iran' in Brian Doherty and Timothy Doyle (eds), Beyond Borders: Environmental Movements and Transnational Politics, Routledge, London.

Articles

Amanda Shea Hart and Dale Bagshaw (2008), 'The idealised post-separation family in Australian family law: a dangerous paradigm in cases of domestic violence', Journal of Family Studies, Special Issue: 'Innovative Responses to Family Violence', vol 13, no 2/3.

Alan Campbell (2008), 'For their own good: recruiting children for research', Childhood, vol 15, no 1, pp 30–49.

Alan Campbell (2008), 'The right to be heard: Australian children's views about their involvement in decision making following parental separation', Child Care in Practice.

David Chapman (forthcoming), 'Tama-chan and sealing Japanese identity', Critical Asian Studies.

David Chapman, Laura Dales and V Mackie (2008), '"Minority women will change the world!": perspectives on multiple discrimination in Japan', Women's Studies International Forum, vol 31, no 3.

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