Staff publications

Rebuilding communities in the wake of disaster
The long-term sociological consequences of disaster relief and recovery are examined in a new book by RMIT University researchers.
14/05/2012

US foreign policy off course: new book
An RMIT University academic has co-authored a new book suggesting the Founding Fathers' view of America's place in the world differed sharply from foreign policy today.
06/02/2012

Psychologist explains madness of the markets
The Global Financial Crisis was driven by psychological failings and a culture of peer pressure and denial, according to a new book by RMIT University's Adjunct Professor Susan Long.
31/01/2012

The mutant tracker, the supermodel and the PhD candidate
An RMIT University PhD candidate’s short story about human-animal hybrids has been published in an anthology of women’s crime fiction.
06/01/2012

'New approach' to religion and politics
Is religion irrelevant and irrational, as many Westerners assume, a purely historical artefact that secularism, the separation of church and state, has successfully removed from politics?
21/12/2011

Imagining a world without money
The welfare of people and the environment would be better managed if we dispensed with money, according to a new book.
20/12/2011