Publications for Deirdre Howard-Wagner
Publications for Deirdre
Howard-Wagner
2015
Jensen, B., Howard-Wagner, D. (2015). Arizona
2010. In Veronica Watson, Deirdre
Howard-Wagner, Lisa Spanierman (Eds.),
Unveiling Whiteness in the Twenty-First
Century: Global Manifestations,
Transdisciplinary Interventions, (pp. 143-169).
Lanham: Lexington Books.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2015). Governing through
Neoliberal Multiculturalism: Reconstituting
Australian Culture and Cultural Diversity in the
Howard Era, 1996-2007. In Veronica Watson,
Deirdre Howard-Wagner, Lisa Spanierman
(Eds.), Unveiling Whiteness in the Twenty-First
Century: Global Manifestations,
Transdisciplinary Interventions, (pp. 89-114).
Lanham: Lexington Books.
Watson, V., Howard-Wagner, D., Spanierman,
L. (2015). Introduction. In Veronica Watson,
Deirdre Howard-Wagner, Lisa Spanierman
(Eds.), Unveiling Whiteness in the Twenty-First
Century: Global Manifestations,
Transdisciplinary Interventions, (pp. xi-xxi).
Lanham: Lexington Books.
Riley, L., Howard-Wagner, D., Mooney, J.
(2015). Kinship Online: Engaging 'Cultural
Praxis' in a Teaching and Learning Framework
for Cultural Competence. The Australian Journal
of Indigenous Education, 44(1), 70-84. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/jie.2015.13">[M
ore Information]</a>
Watson, V., Howard-Wagner, D., Spanierman,
L. (2015). Unveiling Whiteness in the
Twenty-First Century: Global Manifestations,
Transdisciplinary Interventions. Lanham:
Lexington Books.
2014
Howard-Wagner, D. (2014). Dispelling the myth
of urban Indigenous dispossession - Indigenous
recovery and agency in the city. The Australian
Sociological Association Conference (TASA)
2014: Challenging Identities, Institutions and
Communities, Adelaide: The Australian
Sociological Association (TASA).
Cuncliffe, E., Howard-Wagner, D., Seuffert, N.
(2014). Introduction to the Special Issue: Law on
the Edge. University of British Columbia Law
Review, 47(3), 815-827.
Riley, L., Howard-Wagner, D. (2014). Kinship
Module Teaching and Learning Framework.
2013
Howard-Wagner, D. (2013). Closing the Gap in
Urban Aboriginal Disadvantage: why statistics
and a quantitative evidence-based approach
alone are limited. The Australian Sociological
Association Conference (TASA) 2013:
Reflections, Intersections and Aspirations 50
years of Australian Sociology, Melbourne, Vic:
The Australian Sociological Association
(TASA).
Riley, L., Howard-Wagner, D., Mooney, J.,
Kutay, C. (2013). Embedding Aboriginal
Cultural Knowledge in Curriculum at University
Level through Aboriginal Community
Engagement. In Rhonda G. Craven, Janet
Mooney (Eds.), Seeding Success in Indigenous
Australian Higher Education (volume 14), (pp.
251-276). Bingley, UK: Emerald Group
Publishing Ltd.
Ciftci, S., Howard-Wagner, D. (2013).
Integrating Indigenous Justice into Alternative
Dispute Resolution Practices: A Case Study of
the Aboriginal Care Circle Pilot Program in
Nowra. Australian Indigenous Law Review,
16(2), 81-98.
Travers, M., Putt, J., Howard-Wagner, D. (2013).
Special Issue on Ethnography, Crime and
Criminal Justice: Introduction. Current Issues in
Criminal Justice, 25(1), 463-469.
Kutay, C., Mooney, J., Riley, L.,
Howard-Wagner, D. (2013). Teaching Through
Story Mapping. International Journal of
Technology, Knowledge and Society, 9(3), 73-84.
Riley, L., Howard-Wagner, D., Mooney, J.,
Kutay, C. (2013). The Kinship On-Line Project
and Aboriginal Community Engagement.
Australian Association for Research in
Education Conference 2013 (AARE 2013),
Deakin ACT: Australian Association for
Research in Education (AARE).
2012
Howard-Wagner, D. (2012). Beyond Closing the
Gap and Neoliberal Models of Success and
Well-being. Annual Conference of the Australian
Sociological Association 2012: Local
Lives/Global Networks (TASA 2012), Hawthorn,
Victoria: The Australian Sociological
Association (TASA).
Howard-Wagner, D., Kutay, C., Riley, L.,
Mooney, J. (2012). Decolonising Sociology
Curriculum: using an online immersive learning
environment to deliver cross-cultural training.
Annual Conference of the Australian
Sociological Association 2012: Local
Lives/Global Networks (TASA 2012), Hawthorn,
Victoria: The Australian Sociological
Association (TASA).
Kutay, C., Mooney, J., Riley, L.,
Howard-Wagner, D. (2012). Experiencing
Indigenous Knowledge Online as a Community
Publications for Deirdre Howard-Wagner
Narrative. The Australian Journal of Indigenous
Education, 41(1), 47-59. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/jie.2012.8">[Mo
re Information]</a>
Howard-Wagner, D. (2012). Multiculturalism
and Culture as a Technique of Whiteness. In
Nicky Falkoff, Oliver Cashman-Brown (Eds.),
On Whiteness, (pp. 293-302). Oxford, UK:
Interdisciplinary Press.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2012). Reclaiming the
northern territory as a settler-colonial space.
Arena Journal, 37/38, 220-240.
Kutay, C., Riley, L., Howard-Wagner, D.,
Mooney, J. (2012). Teaching Aboriginal Culture
Online: sustaining traditions of knowledge
sharing. ascilite 2012: Future
Challenges|Sustainable Futures, Tugun,
Australia: Australian Society for Computers in
Learning in Tertiary Education Refereed
Conference Collection.
Kutay, C., Howard-Wagner, D., Riley, L.,
Mooney, J. (2012). Teaching Culture as Social
Constructivism. The 11th International
Conference on Web-based Learning ICWL 2012,
Berlin: Springer Verlag.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2012). Using theory to
'speak back' to neoliberal performativity: the
Northern Territory Intervention and the inventing
of a neoliberal subject as a case in point.
Theorising Indigenous Sociology: Australian
Perspectives, Sydney: University of Sydney.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2010). From Denial to
Emergency: Governing Indigenous Communities
in Australia. In Didier Fassin, Mariella Pandolfi
(Eds.), Contemporary States of Emergency: The
Politics of Military and Humanitarian
Interventions, (pp. 217-239). New York, NY:
Zone Books.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2010). Scrutinising ILUAS
in the context of Agreement Making as a
Panacea for Poverty and Welfare Dependency in
Indigenous Communities. Australian Indigenous
Law Review, 14(2), 100-114.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2010). The state's
Intervention in Indigenous affairs in the Northern
Territory: governing the Indigenous population
through violence, abuse and neglect. In Craig
Browne and Justine McGill (Eds.), Violence in
France and Australia: Disorder in the
postcolonial welfare state, (pp. 78-105). Sydney:
Sydney University Press.
2009
Howard-Wagner, D. (2009). The performance of
whiteness: accounts of Aboriginal
marginalisation and racism in Newcastle. The
Annual Conference of The Australian
Sociological Association TASA 2009, Australia:
TASA.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2009). Whiteness, power
relations, resistance and the "practical"
recognition of Indigenous rights in Newcastle.
Theory in Action, 2(1), 40-65.
2011
2008
Howard-Wagner, D., Kelly, B. (2011).
Containing Aboriginal Mobility in the Northern
Territory: From 'Protectionism' to
'Interventionism'. Law Text Culture, 15(1),
102-134.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2008). Legislating Away
Indigenous Rights. Law Text Culture, 12, 45-68.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2011). Spaces of
Indigenous cultural performance as spaces of
resistance. Annual Conference of the Australian
Sociological Association 2011: Local
Lives/Global Networks (TASA 2011), Newcastle,
Australia: University of Newcastle.
2010
Howard-Wagner, D., Maguire, A. (2010). 'The
Holy Grail or 'The Good, The Bad and The
Ugly'?: A Qualitative Exploration of the ILUAs
Agreement-Making Process and the Relationship
Between ILUAs and Native Title. Australian
Indigenous Law Review, 14(1), 71-85.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2010). Defining
Indigenous Rights Activism in Newcastle as a
Collective Social Movement. The annual
conference of the Australian Sociological
Association TASA 2010, Australia: The
Australian Sociological Society.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2008). Reconciliation as a
moral injunction. The Annual Conference of The
Australian Sociological Association, Melbourne:
The Australian Sociological Association
(TASA).
2007
Melville, A., Howard-Wagner, D., Wright, S.
(2007). Manufacturing the News. 21st Annual
Australian Law and Society Conference.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2007). The pendulum has
swung too far- Howard's argument that separate
legislation unfairly privileges Aborigines. 21st
Annual Australian Law and Society Conference.
2006
Howard-Wagner, D. (2006). 'Practices of
Inclusiveness' in Newcastle: protocols of
whiteness, Indigenous protocols and power
relations. TASA Conference 2006. Hong Kong
Institute of Education.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2006). Consolidated
Publications for Deirdre Howard-Wagner
Report - User Group perceptions of the MAS and
the CARS - Final Findings, Justice Policy
Research Centre.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2006). Legislating away
Indigenous rights: an examination of Federal
Indigenous law reform since 1996. 23rd
Australasian Law & Society Conference.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2006). Neo-liberal
rationalities and the end of Indigenous rights in
Australia. Law and Society Association Annual
Meeting.
Howard-Wagner, D., Dixon, E. (2006). Study
Six: CARS claimants perceptions of the CARS Preliminary Findings, Justice Policy Research
Centre.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2006). Who are the real
heroes and villains: the print media’s role in
constructing the public liability crisis as a moral
panic drama. Newcastle Law Review, 9(1), 1-22.
2005
Howard-Wagner, D., Williams, K. (2005). How
white is Australian Law -the High Court and
Native Title Laws. Laws Empire Conference.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2005). Moral panics, the
media and the Law - the public liability crisis.
Moral panics, the media and the Law.
Kellehear, S., Howard-Wagner, D., Dixon, E.
(2005). Study Five: MAS claimants perceptions
of the MAS - Preliminary Findings, Justice
Policy Research Centre.
Howard-Wagner, D., Kellehear, S., Dixon, E.
(2005). Study Four: Solicitors perceptions of the
MAS and the CARS - Preliminary Findings,
Justice Policy Research Centre.
2004
Howard-Wagner, D. (2004). Recognition or
Incorporation: have the Australia courts and
legislatures really moved any closer toward
recognising Indigenous customary law alongside
Australias legal system, in recent years?
Australian Law Teachers Association, 2004.
Howard-Wagner, D. (2004). Study Three: CTP
Insurers perceptions of the MAS and the CARS Preliminary Findings, Justice Policy Research
Centre.
Howard-Wagner, D., Hazel, G. (2004). Study
Two: CARS assessors perceptions of the CARS Preliminary Findings, Justice Policy Research
Centre.
2003
Howard-Wagner, D., Hazel, G., Wright, S.
(2003). Study One: MAS assessors perceptions of
the MAS - Preliminary Findings, Justice Policy
Research Centre.
2002
Howard-Wagner, D. (2002). The disjunction
between a carefully crafted image of
pro-Indigenous rights and the reality of ongoing
marginalisation for Aboriginal people. Race and
Whiteness Conference.
2001
Howard-Wagner, D. (2001). Contemporary
racism at the local level. Double Edge
Conference.