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Rita Afsar
rita_afsar@yahoo.com.au.
 Sulaiman-Hill, C.M.R, Thompson, S.C., Afsar, R., & Hodliffe, T.L. (2011).
Changing images of refugees: A comparative analysis of Australian and New
Zealand print media 1998-2008. Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies, 9,
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Martha Augoustinos
psym-aug@complex.psych.adelaide.edu.au
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Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 26(2), 123-141.
 Augoustinos, M., Tuffin, K., & Every, D. (2005). New racism, meritocracy and
individualism: constraining affirmative action in education. Discourse & Society,
16(3), 315-339.
 Augoustinos, M. & Every, D. (2007). Contemporary racist discourse: Taboos
against racism and racist accusations. (pp. 233-254). In A. Weatherall, B. Watson
& C. Gallois (Eds.) Language, Discourse and Social Psychology. London:
Palgrave Macmillan.
Hurriyet Babacan
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 Babacan, H. (2008). Addressing Denial: The First Step in Responding to Racism.
In H.Babacan & N. Gopalkrishnan (Eds), The complexities of racism:
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Fiona Barlow
f.barlow@psy.uq.edu.au
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Rubin, M. & Sibley, C.G. (2012). The contact caveat: Negative contact predicts
increased prejudice more than positive contact predicts reduced prejudice.
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 38(12), 1629–1643. doi
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Linda Briskman
L.Briskman@curtin.edu.au
 Briskman, L. (2013), ‘Technology, control and surveillance in Australia’s
immigration detention centers’, Refuge, 29 (1), 9-19.
 Briskman, L. (2013), ‘Sanctions against Iran’, Arena, No. 125, 16-18.
 Linda Briskman, Lucy Fiske and Michelle Dimasi (2012) ‘Collateral Damage:
The impact of asylum seeker policy on Christmas Islanders 2001 – 2011’/ Shima.
The International Journal of Research into Small Island Cultures titled (vol. 6(2))
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 Briskman, L. (2012), 'Protecting vulnerable asylum seekers: Australia's human
rights violations, Social Dialogue, IASSW, http://socialdialogue.com/SD3_new.pdf
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Fleay, C. and Briskman, L. (2012), The Hidden Men, Report to the Minister for
Immigration on visits to Curtin Immigration Detention (Derby), CHRE, Curtin
University, Perth.
Briskman, L., Zion, D. and Loff, B. (2012), ‘Care or collusion in asylum seeker
detention’, Ethics and Social Welfare, 6(1), pp. 37-55.
Briskman, L. (2012), ‘A clash of paradigms for asylum seekers’: Border security
and human security, in Activating Human Rights and Peace: Theories, practice
and contexts (eds. B. Chen Goh, R. Garbutt and B. Offord), Ashgate, Surrey, pp.
270-286.
Briskman, L. (2012), ‘Integrating migrants and refugees in rural settings’
in Social work in rural and remote Australia (eds. J. Maidment and U. Bay, Allen
and Unwin, Sydney, pp. 146-160.
Briskman, L., Latham, S., & Goddard (2008). Introduction. In Human Rights
Overboard: Seeking Asylum in Australia (pp. 18-22). Scribe, Melbourne.
Briskman, L., & Babacan, A. (2008). Turning away thy neighbour. In Asylum
Seekers: International perspectives on interdiction and deterrence (pp. 1-9).
Cambridge Scholars Publishing: Newcastle, UK.
Australian Council of Heads of Schools of Social Work. (2006). We’ve
Boundless Plains to Share: The First Report of the People’s Inquiry into
Detention. Melbourne: ACHSSW
(The PID Inquiry was convened by Linda Briskman and Chris Goddard).
Justine Dandy
j.dandy@ecu.edu.au
 Dandy, J., & Pe-Pua, R. (2015, online). The Refugee Experience of Social
Cohesion in Australia: Exploring the Roles of Racism, Intercultural Contact, and
the Media. Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies.
http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/iZgIB9IPkWyIKYASpBjf/full
Val Colic Peisker
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val.colic-peisker@rmit.edu.au
Hebbani, A. and V. Colic-Peisker: ‘Communicating one’s way to employment: A
case study of African settlers in Brisbane, Australia’, Journal of Intercultural
Studies, 33(5): 529-47, Oct 2012
Colic Peisker, V., & Tilbury, F. (2006). Employment niches for recent refugees:
Segmented labour market in twenty-first century Australia. Journal of Refugee
Studies, 19(2), 203-229.
Colic-Peisker, V. (2009) ‘Visibility, settlement success and life satisfaction in
three refugee communities in Australia’ Ethnicities, 9(2): 175-199.
Val Colic-Peisker & Farida Tilbury: ‘Being black in Australia: a case study of
intergroup relations’, Race and Class, 49(4):38-56, April-June 2008
Graham Davidson
gdavidso@usc.edu.au
 Davidson, G. R., & Carr, S. C. (2010). Forced migration, social exclusion and
poverty: Introduction. Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology (Special issue on
Psychological Impacts of Forced Migration), 4, 1-6.
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Davidson, G.R., Murray, K.E., & Schweitzer, R. (2010). Review of refugee
mental health assessment: Best practices and recommendations. Journal of Pacific
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72-85.
Davidson, G.R., Murray, K.E., & Schweitzer, R. (2008). Review of refugee
mental health and wellbeing: Australian perspectives. Australian Psychologist,
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Murray, K.E., Davidson, G.R., & Schweitzer, R. (2008). Psychological wellbeing of refugees: Resettling in Australia. Melbourne: Australia.
Michelle Dimasi
mdimasi@swin.edu.au
 Dimasi, M., & Briskman, L. (2010). Let them land: Christmas Islander responses
to Tampa. Journal of Refugee Studies, DOI:10.1093/jrs/feq015.
Danielle Every
d.every@cqu.edu.au
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Sebben, B. (2014). “We’re so lucky”: Meeting challenges to deliver benefits to
children in immigration detention.The Australian Educational Researcher: 41(2),
209-225 (DOI) 10.1007/s13384-013-0134-8
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Sebben, B. (2013). The social and economic impacts of immigration detention
facilities: a South Australian case study. Australian Journal of Social Issues.
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 Every, D. (2013). “Shame on you”: The enactment and consequences of shame
and shaming in asylum seeker advocacy. Discourse & Society, 26(6), 1-20
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hearts: A critical look at compassion and humanitarianism in refugee and asylum
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impacts of the Inverbrackie Alternative Place of Detention on the local
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parliamentary debates on asylum seekers. Discourse & Society, 18(4), 411–436
 Every, D. and Augoustinos, M. (2008) ‘Taking advantage’ or fleeing persecution?
Opposing accounts of asylum seeking. Journal of Sociolinguistics. 12 (5), 648–
667
 Every, D. and Augoustinos, M. (2008). Constructions of Australia in pro- and
anti-asylum seeker discourse, Nations and Nationalism. 14(3), 562-580.
 Every, D. (2008). A reasonable and practical humanitarianism: The co-option of
humanitarianism in the Australian asylum seeker debates. Journal of Refugee
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Karen Farquharson
kfarquharson@swin.edu.au
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David Nolan, Karen Farquharson, Violeta Politoff & Timothy Marjoribanks
(2011): Mediated Multiculturalism: Newspaper Representations of Sudanese
Migrants in Australia, Journal of Intercultural Studies, 32:6, 655-671
Lucy Fiske
lucy.fiske@uts.edu.au
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Lucy Fiske, Mary Anne Kenny and Nicholas Proctor (2014) "Manus Island hunger strikes are
a call to Australia's conscience" in The Conversation 19 January.
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Fiske, L. (2013) 'Riotous refugees or systemic injustice? A sociological
examination of riots in Australian immigration detention centres' Journal of
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asylum seekers on hunger strike. Legal, ethical and human rights implications” in
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Lucy Fiske (2012) Insider Resistence: Understanfing refugee protest against
immigration detention in Australia 1999 - 2005, Curtin University Centre for
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Soldatic, K. and Fiske, L. (2009) 'Bodies 'locked up': intersections of disability
and race in Australian immigration', Disability & Society, 24:3, 289 — 301
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Caroline Fleay
C.Fleay@curtin.edu.au
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the Australian Community Without the Right to Work, Journal of International
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 Fleay, C. and Briskman , L. (2013), ‘The Hidden Men’, Refugee Survey
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Jim Forrest
jim.forrest@mq.edu.au
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resettlement experience of refugee immigrants to Australia. Journal of Refugee
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Farida Fozdar (Tilbury that was)
farida.fozdar@uwa.edu.au
 Fozdar, F.E. 2014, Aussie Cows and Asylum Seekers: Cartooning About Two
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Fozdar, F., Spittles, B., & Hartley, L.K. (2014). Australia Day, flags on cars and
Australian nationalism, Journal of Sociology. doi: 1440783314524846
Fozdar, F. & Hartley, L.K. (2013). Civic and ethno belonging among
recent refugees to Australia, Journal of Refugee Studies. doi:
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Fozdar, F. & Hartley, L.K (2013). Housing and the Creation of Home for
Refugees in Western Australia, Housing, Theory and Society.
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Fozdar., F., & Hartley, L.K. (2013). Refugee resettlement in Australia: What we
know and need to know. Refugee Survey Quarterly. doi: 10.1093/rsq/hdt009
Fozdar, A., & Pedersen, A. (2013). Diablogging about asylum seekers: building a
counter-hegemonic discourse. Discourse and Communication. 7, 1–18. DOI:
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Integration Final Report. MMRC and Lotterywest.
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Fozdar, F and Hartley, L (2012) Refugees in Western Australia: Settlement and
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Fozdar, F (2009) “‘The golden country’: Ex-Yugoslav and East African refugee
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loss among east Africans in Western Australia”, Identities: Global Studies in
Culture and Power, Volume 14, Issue 4 July 2007, p 433 – 458
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Fozdar, F and Torezani, S (2008) “Discrimination and well-being: perceptions of
refugees in Western Australia”, International Migration Review, 42(1): 30-63.
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Torezani, S, Fozdar, F and Colic-Peisker, V (2008) “Looking for a ‘missing link’:
formal employment services and social networks in refugees’ job search”, Journal
of Intercultural Studies, 29(2): 135-152.
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Fozdar, F (2008) “Duelling discourses, shared weapons: Rhetorical techniques
used to challenge racist arguments”, Discourse and Society 19(4).
Tilbury, F (2007) “We are family’: the use of family tropes in refugee/advocate
talk”, Journal of Social Identities, vol 13, No. 5, p 627-649
Tilbury, F., & Colic-Peisker. (2006). Deflecting responsibility in employer talk
about race discrimination, Discourse and Society, 17(5), 651-676.
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Peter Gale
Peter.Gale@unisa.edu.au
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Discourse, Journal of Sociology, Vol 40, No. 4, December, SAGE, pp 321-340
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Diane Gosden
dianegosden@exemail.com.au
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Gosden, D. (2012). ‘'I Had To Do Something. I Couldn't Do Nothing!': Citizen
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Pauline Guerin
pauline.guerin@flinders.edu.au
 Guerin, P., & Guerin, B. (2007). Research with refugee communities: Going
round in circles with methodology. The Australian Community Psychologist, 19,
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 Guerin, B., & Guerin, P. (2007). Lessons learned from participatory
discrimination research: Long-term observations and local interventions. The
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 Guerin, P.B., Allotey, P, Elmi, F.H. & Baho, S. (2006). Advocacy as a means to
an end: Assisting refugee women to take control of their reproductive health
needs, Journal of Women & Health, 43, 7-23.
Lisa Hartley
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Lisa.Hartley@curtin.edu.au
Hartley, L.K., & Pedersen, A. (2015). Asylum seekers and resettled refugees in
Australia: Predicting social policy attitude from prejudice versus emotion.
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Hartley, L & Fleay, C. (2012). Released but not yet free: Refugees and asylum
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Hartley, L.K., Pedersen, A., & Dandy, J. (2012). Attitudes towards asylum
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Hartley, L., & Pedersen, A. (2007). Asylum seekers: How attributions and
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Nick Haslam
nhaslam@unimelb.edu.au
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of research with refugees and asylum seekers Brisbane: Australian Academic
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psychology of prejudice and exclusion. In D.Lusher & N.Haslam (Eds), Yearning
to breathe free: Seeking asylum in Australia (pp. 208-218). Sydney: Federation
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Sue Hoffman
S.Hoffman@murdoch.edu.au
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asylum seekers since 1999’ in (eds) Perera, S., Seal, G. & Summers, S. (pp. 117140). Enter at own risk?: Australia's population questions for the 21st century.
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 Hoffman, S. (2007; June). Reaching Australia: Iraqi asylum seekers in transit in
south-east Asia. Paper presented at the Second Multi-Disciplinary Conference of
the International Association of Contemporary Iraqi Studies. Philadelphia
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Natasha Klocker
natascha@uow.edu.au
 Klocker, N. (2004). Community antagonism towards asylum seekers in Port
Augusta, South Australia. Australian Geographical Studies, 42, 1-17.
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Carmen Laurence
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breathe free: Seeking asylum in Australia (pp. 173-182). Sydney: Federation
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Winnifred Louis
w.louis@psy.uq.edu.au
 Louis, W., Esses, V.M., & Lalonde, R.N. (2013). National identification,
perceived threat, and dehumanization as antecedents of negative attitudes toward
immigrants in Australia and Canada. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 43,
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 Nickerson, A. M., & Louis, W. R. (2008). Nationality versus humanity ?
Personality, identity and norms in relation to attitudes towards asylum seekers.
Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 38, 796-817.
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citizens want to keep refugees out? Threats, fairness, and hostile norms in the
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Craig McGarty
C.McGarty@murdoch.edu.au
 OBrien, L.V. & McGarty, C. (2009). Political disagreement in intergroup terms:
Contextual variation and the influence of power. British Journal of Social
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Harriet McHugh-Dillon
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to unauthorised arrivals in Australia. Melbourne: Victorian Foundation for
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Gail Moloney
gail.moloney@scu.edu.au
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Anne Pedersen
A.Pedersen@murdoch.edu.au
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to act on behalf of Indigenous Australians and refugees: The role of contact,
intergroup anxiety, prejudice and support for legislative change. Journal of
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of threat, and acceptance of false beliefs. The Australian Community
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