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Professor Adrian Franklin

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Professor Adrian Franklin

With a background in social anthropology, cultural studies and sociology, my research effort is directed to a range of pressing contemporary questions.  How can we extend the role, and benefits of art to more people and more places in contemporary life? How can we grow creative expression?  How can we put the festive back in festivals?

How can we create the kind of cities we want and need rather than those produced merely by unplanned, unthinking development? How can we create the kinds of lives we want to live, and build a sense of belonging for all rather than accept the socially isolated, precarious and lonely worlds of contemporary individualism?  

And how can we live better lives with our non-human allies and... Read more

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With a background in social anthropology, cultural studies and sociology, my research effort is directed to a range of pressing contemporary questions.  How can we extend the role, and benefits of art to more people and more places in contemporary life? How can we grow creative expression?  How can we put the festive back in festivals?

How can we create the kind of cities we want and need rather than those produced merely by unplanned, unthinking development? How can we create the kinds of lives we want to live, and build a sense of belonging for all rather than accept the socially isolated, precarious and lonely worlds of contemporary individualism?  

And how can we live better lives with our non-human allies and neighbours?  We are only just beginning to understand the creative potential of new kinds of relationships with non-human kin, and it is as exciting as it is urgent and health promoting.

 My research seeks to identify, document and understand the nature of these problems as well as work with partners to seek and evaluate new strategies.  My research is characterised by a keen interest in the application of contemporary theory, especially using forms of ‘the new materialism’, embodied perspectives, contemporary ritual, mobilities and posthumanism.  From social anthropology, I use very intensive methods involving participant observation, biographical interviewing and immersive fieldwork combined with archival, data base and survey research, that derives from my sociology background. 

 In recent years, my research has looked intensively at a range of museums and cities around the world that have attempted to break free from the limitations of conventional models.

 I am opening up a new field of research on art tourism.  Hitherto buried under the overcrowded category of ‘cultural tourism’, this increasingly significant flow of travellers (which includes a significant number of art world creatives) drives cultural exchange, creativity and innovation on a global scale. We know very little about it, yet few cities are not trying to attract it.

 I have begun to develop new work on festivals and markets through a study of the relatively few that are super successful and those that survived the purges of traditional festivals and street markets in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

 I have pioneered new theoretical and research work on loneliness across the life course, its connections to different kinds of cities and space and its connections with gender cultures, the public sphere, place, housing, domestic relations, companion animals, new technologies and health.

 I am investigating creative new uses of cultural spaces in contemporary cites, from wastelands, empty high street shops, churches and cathedrals, school grounds, pop-ups, cultural spaces of the nightime (beyond the bars and clubs that currently dominate it) and the streets themselves (e.g. through the rescue and recovery of carnival to build new forms of social solidarity and belonging around them).

 If you are interested in collaborating with me, as an academic, honours student, postgraduate, industry/government, poet, writer, producer or director or whatever, then please do get in touch.

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Professional Associations

Elected Member of the Association of Social Anthropologists of the Commonwealth (Elected 1990)

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Experience

Qualifications

  • Doctor of Philosophy University of Bristol

  • Master of Arts University of Kent at Canterbury

  • Bachelor of Arts with Honours University of Kent at Canterbury

Work history

Crossing the Horizons Professor of Creativity and Cultural Policy, University of South Australia 2017 -

Adjunct Professor of Sociology, University of Tasmania 2017 -

Professor of Sociology, University of Tasmania 2005 – 2017.

Professor and Chair of Urban Studies in the School of Policy Studies, University of Bristol, UK, 2002-2004.  

Professor, Institute of Social Anthropology, University of Oslo, 2001.

Reader in Sociology, University of Tasmania 2000

Senior Lecturer in Sociology 1995-99

Lecturer in Sociology, University of Tasmania, 1991-94

Research Fellow, University of Bristol, 1988-1991

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Research themes

  • Transforming societies

Research focus

  • Tourism
  • Sociology
  • Anthropology
  • Cultural Studies
  • Applied Ethics
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Excludes commercial-in-confidence projects.

  • Creating the Bilbao Effect: MONA and the Social and Cultural Coordinates of Urban Regeneration Through Arts Tourism, ARC - Linkage Project, 03/07/2017 - 31/12/2018

  • Creating the Bilbao Effect: MONA and the Social and Cultural Coordinates of Urban Regeneration Through Arts Tourism, Hobart City Council, 03/07/2017 - 31/12/2018

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Research since 2008 is shown below. To see earlier years visit ORCID or Scopus

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Books

Year Output
2019

Franklin, A 2019, Anti-Museum, Routledge, UK.

2014

Franklin, A 2014, The making of MONA, Viking, an imprint of Penguin Books, Australia.

2011

Franklin, A 2011, Retro: a guide to the mid-20th century design revival, NewSouth Publishing, Australia.

2010

Franklin, A 2010, City life, Sage Publications, UK.

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2010

Franklin, A 2010, Collecting the 20th century, University of NSW Press, Australia.

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Chapters

Year Output
2019

Hookway, N, Barbosa Neves, B, Franklin, A & Patulny, R 2019, 'Loneliness and love in late modernity: sites of tension and resistance', in R Patulny et al. (eds), Emotions in late modernity, Routledge, England, ch. 6, pp. 83-97.

2018

Franklin, A & Colas, T 2018, 'Feral tourism', in K Caton, L Cooke & B Grimwood (eds), New moral natures in tourism, Routledge, US, ch. 9, pp. 131-148.

2017

Franklin, A 2017, 'Far from the madding crowd: big cats on Dartmoor and in Dorset', in S Hurn (ed.), Anthropology and cryptozoology: exploring encounters with mysterious creatures, Routledge, UK, ch. 10, pp. 186-202.

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2016

Franklin, A 2016, 'The MONA effect', in A Hoyne (ed.), The place economy, Hoyne, Australia, ch. 5, pp. 168-199.

2015

Franklin, A 2015, 'Ecosystem and landscape: strategies for the anthropocene', in Human Animal Research Network Editorial Collective (eds), Animals in the anthropocene: critical perspectives on non-human futures, Sydney University Press, Australia, ch. 4, pp. 63-88.

2014

Franklin, A 2014, 'The adored and the abhorrent: nationalism and feral cats in England and Australia', in G Marvin & S McHugh (eds), Routledge Handbook of Human-Animal Studies, Routledge, UK, ch. 10, pp. 139-153.

2014

Franklin, A 2014, 'Tourist studies', in P Adey et al. (eds), The Routledge Handbook of Mobilities, Routledge, UK, ch. 6, pp. 74-84.

2013

Franklin, A 2013, 'Family networks, reciprocity and housing wealth', in R Forrest & A Murie (eds), Housing and Family Wealth: Comparative International Perspectives, Routledge, UK, ch. 12, pp. 231-260.

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2013

Franklin, A 2013, 'Relating to aquatic insects: becoming English fly fishers', in RM Lemelin (ed.), The Management of Insects in Recreation and Tourism, Cambridge University Press, UK, ch. 8, pp. 123-137.

2013

Franklin, A 2013, 'The ethics of second-hand consumption', in T Lewis & E Potter (eds), Ethical Consumption: A Critical Introduction, Routledge, UK, ch. 11, pp. 156-168.

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2013

Franklin, A 2013, 'Viewing nature politically', in A Holden & DA Fennell (eds), The Routledge Handbook of Tourism and the Environment, Routledge, UK, ch. 8, pp. 75-83.

2012

Franklin, A 2012, 'Burning cities: a posthumanist account of Australians and eucalypts', in S Elden et al. (eds), Environment and Planning, Volume 4: Society and space, Sage, UK, pp. 243-272.

2012

Franklin, A 2012, 'The choreography of a mobile world: tourism orderings', in R van der Duim, C Ren & GT Jóhannesson (eds), Actor-network theory and tourism: ordering, materiality and multiplicity, Routledge, UK, ch 4, pp. 43-58.

2011

Franklin, A 2011, 'An improper nature? Introduced animals and 'species cleansing' in Australia', in B Carter & N Charles (eds), Human and Other Animals: Critical Perspectives, Palgrave Macmillan, UK, ch. 10, pp. 195-216.

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Franklin, A 2011, 'Ethnography and housing studies', in D Hobbs (eds), Ethnography in Context. Volume One: The urban condition, Sage, UK, pp. 25-56.

2010

Franklin, A 2010, 'The tourism syndrome: an interview with Zygmunt Bauman', in M Sorbello & A Weitzel (eds), Transient spaces: the tourist syndrome, argobooks, Berlin.

2009

Franklin, A 2009, 'A choreography of fire: a posthumanist account of Australians and forests', in A Pickering & K Guzik (eds), The Mangle in Practice: Science, Society, Duke University Press, US, ch. 1, pp. 17-45.

2009

Franklin, A 2009, 'Plant geographies', in R Kitchin & N Thrift (eds), International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, Elsevier, UK, pp. 199-203.

2009

Franklin, A 2009, 'The sociology of tourism', in T Jamal & M Robinson (eds), The SAGE Handbook of Tourism Studies, Sage, UK, ch. 4, pp. 65-81.

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Franklin, A 2008, 'Ethnography and housing studies revisited', in PJ Maginn, S Thompson & M Tonts (eds), Qualitative Housing Analysis: An International Perspective, Emerald, UK, ch. 12, pp. 249-268.

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Franklin, A 2008, 'The 'animal question' and the consumption of wildlife', in B Lovelock (ed.), Tourism and the consumption of wildlife: hunting, shooting and sport fishing, Routledge, UK, ch. 2, pp. 31-44.

Journal Articles

Year Output
2019

Franklin, A 2019, 'Where 'art meets life': assessing the impact of Dark Mofo, a new midwinter festival in Australia', Journal of festive studies, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 106-127.

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Franklin, A, Neves, BB, Hookway, N, Patulny, R, Tranter, B & Jaworski, K 2019, 'Towards an understanding of loneliness among Australian men: gender cultures, embodied expression and the social bases of belonging', Journal of sociology, vol. 55, no. 1, pp. 124-143.

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2018

Franklin, A & Sansom, M 2018, ''Aimless and absurd wanderings'? Children at the Museum of Old and New Art (Mona)', Museum and Society, vol. 16, no. 1, pp. 28-40.

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2018

Franklin, A 2018, 'Art tourism: a new field for tourist studies', Tourist Studies, vol. 18, no. 4, pp. 399-416.

2017

Booth, K, O'Connor, J, Franklin, A & Papastergiadis, N 2017, 'It's a museum, but not as we know it: issues for local residents accessing the museum of old and new art', Visitor Studies, vol. 20, no. 1, pp. 10-32.

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Franklin, A & Papastergiadis, N 2017, 'Engaging with the anti-museum? Visitors to the Museum of Old and New Art', Journal of Sociology, vol. 53, no. 3, pp. 670-686.

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2017

Franklin, A 2017, 'The more-than-human city', Sociological Review, vol. 65, no. 2, pp. 202-217.

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2016

Franklin, A 2016, 'Journeys to the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao: towards a revised Bilbao Effect', Annals of Tourism Research, vol. 59, pp. 79-92.

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2015

Franklin, A 2015, 'Miffy and me: developing an auto-ethnographic approach to the study of companion animals and human loneliness', Animal Studies Journal, vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 78-115.

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2014

Franklin, A 2014, 'On why we dig the beach: tracing the subjects and objects of the bucket and spade for a relational materialist theory of the beach', Tourist Studies, vol. 14, no. 3, pp. 261-285.

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2013

Franklin, A, Picken, F & Osbaldiston, N 2013, 'The changing nature of the beach for low carbon societies: the Australian case', International Journal of Climate Change: Impacts and Responses, vol. 4, no. 3, pp. 1-10.

2012

Franklin, A 2012, 'A lonely society? Loneliness and liquid modernity in Australia', Australian Journal of Social Issues, vol. 47, no. 1, pp. 11-28.

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2011

Franklin, A & Tranter, B 2011, 'AHURI essay: housing, loneliness and health', AHURI Final Report, no. 164, pp. 1-30.

Open access
2011

Franklin, AS 2011, 'Performing acclimatisation: the agency of trout fishing in postcolonial Australia', Ethnos: Journal of Anthropology, vol. 76, no. 1, pp. 19-40.

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Franklin, A 2010, 'Aboriginalia: souvenir wares and the 'Aboriginalization' of Australian identity', Tourist Studies, vol. 10, no. 3, pp. 195-208.

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2009

Franklin, AS 2009, 'On loneliness', Geografiska Annaler Series B: Human Geography, vol. 91, no. 4, pp. 343-354.

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2008

Franklin, A 2008, 'The tourism ordering: taking tourism more seriously as a globalising ordering', Civilisations: Revue International d’Anthropologie et de Sciences Humaine, vol. 57, pp. 25-39.

Conferences

Year Output
2017

Franklin, A 2017, 'Creative exchanges between public and private: the case of MONA (The Museum of Old and New Art) and the city of Hobart', in LM Alves, P Alves & F García García (eds), ACTAS ICONO14 - V Congresso Internacional Cidades Criativas, University of Porto, vol. 2, pp. 994-1004.

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2011

Franklin, A 2011, 'Imagined big cats in the British countryside', in S Threadgold, E Kirby & J Germov, 2011 TASA Conference: Local Lives/Global Networks, TASA, pp. 1-13.

Open access
2010

Franklin, A & Tranter, B 2010, 'Loneliness, housing and health in Australia: results from a 2009 national survey', in S Velayutham, N Ebert & S Watkins (eds), 2010 TASA Conference, TASA, pp. 1-18.

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Non Traditional Outputs

Year Output
2019

Franklin, A 2019, ABC radio national program: Life Matters, ABC Radio National program Life Matters, Adelaide, South Australia, 17 September 2019, ABC.

Open access
2019

Franklin, A 2019, Loneliness crisis, The Feed: Loneliness Crisis, SBS TV series The Feed, 28 February 2019, SBS.

Open access
2018

Franklin, A 2018, Why are Australian men so prone to loneliness? And what are we going to do about it?, ABC Radio National Big Ideas podcast, originally presented as part of Social Sciences Week, Adelaide, Australia, 12 September 2018, ABC.

Open access
2012

Franklin, A & Maxwell-Stewart, H 2012, The research life of arts objects, University of Tasmania, Australia, 1-20 March 2012, UniPrint.

Open access
2010

Franklin, A 2010, City gifts, City Gallery;Melbourne, Australia, 19 May-15 August 2010.

Open access
2008

Franklin, A 2008, A collector's year, NewSouth Publishing.

Reports

Year Output
2008

Franklin, A & Tranter, B 2008, Loneliness in Australia, University of Tasmania, Australia.

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Other outputs

Research Books Pre- 2008

Single Authored

Animal Nation: The True Story of Animals and Australia.  Sydney: University of New South Wales Press. 2006 (330 pp) 

Tourism. London: Sage. 2003. (250 pp). 

Nature and Social Theory.  London: Sage.  2002.  (220 pp). 

Animals and Modern Cultures – A Sociology of Human-Animal Relations in Modernity, London: Sage. 1999. (208 pp).  

Experts, landlords and tenants: The private rented sector in Bristol.  Bristol: Policy Press. 1992 (56 pp).

 

Co-Authored Research Books

Home from Home - Refugees in Tasmania.  Canberra: Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, AGPS. 1997. (with Roberta Julian and Bruce Felmingham), (191pp).

Housing Finance and the Housing Market in Bristol, London: Joseph Rowntree Foundation, 1990. (with G. Bramley, W. Bartlett and C. Lambert), (145 pp). 

Journal Articles Pre-2008

‘The Tourism Ordering: Taking Tourism More Seriously as an Ordering of a Global World’ Civilisations: Revue International d’Anthropologie et de Sciences Humaine.  57 (1-2):25-39. 2008.

‘Relating to Birds in Postcolonial Australia’ Kunapipi: Journal of Postcolonial Writing and Culture 29(2): 102-141. 2008.

‘Investigating the therapeutic benefits of dogs’, with Donna Haraway, Max Travers and Mike Emmison, Qualitative Sociology Research Vol. III :42-58 2007. 

‘Human-animal relations in Australia: an overview of results from the first national survey and follow-up case studies 2000-2004. Animals and Society. Vol 15: 7-27 2007.

‘Beware the dog: A posthumanist approach to housing’ Housing, Theory and Society 23(3):137-156.  2006.

‘Burning Cities: A Posthumanist Account of Australians and Eucalypts’ Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 24(4):555-576 2006

‘The [In]Humanity of the Wilderness Photo’ Australian Humanities Review, 28, April 2006: 1-16.

‘Tourism as an ordering’, Tourist Studies, 4 (3) pp. 277-301. (2004).

 “The Tourist Syndrome’: an Interview with Zygmunt Bauman’, Tourist Studies, 3 (2):205-17 .  2003.

 Review Article J. Germov and L. Williams (eds), The Social Appetite: A Sociology of Food and Nutrition: Oxford University Press.  Journal of Sociology 37(1): 99-103. 2002.

 ‘Human-Animal Relations in Australia: The Unique Case of Tasmania?’ Tasmanian Social Issues 4(1): 2002:2-3.

 ‘Explaining Support for Animal Rights: A Comparison of Two Recent Approaches to Humans, Nonhuman Animals, and Postmodernity’, Society and Animals, 9 (2) 127-144. 2001 [With Bob White and Bruce Tranter]

 ‘The Performance of Museums and World Fairs: an Interview with Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett’ Tourist Studies, 1 (3): 1-22.  2001.

 ‘Neo-Darwinian Leisures: the Body and Nature in Modernity’, Body and Society, Vol 7(2): 57-76. 2001.

 ‘The Trouble with Tourism and Travel Theory?’ Tourist Studies, 1 (1): 5-22. 2001. [with Mike Crang, University of Durham].

 ‘Animals and Modernity: Changing Human-Animal Relations 1945 -1998’ Journal of Sociology, 37 (3): 219-238, 2001. [with Bob White University of Tasmania].

‘The Tourist Gaze and Beyond: An Interview with John Urry´ Tourist Studies, 1 (2):115-131. 2001.

 ‘Naturalizing Sports: Hunting and Angling in Modern Environments’, International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 33 (1): 355-366. 1998.

 'An Unpopular Food? The Distaste for Fish and the Decline of Fish Consumption in Britain’, Food and Foodways, 7(4): 227-264. 1997.

 'Australian Hunting and Angling Sports and the Changing Nature of Human-Animal relations in Australia', Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology. 32(3), 39-56. 1996.

'On Fox hunting and Angling: Norbert Elias and the Sportisation Process', Journal of Historical Sociology, 9(4): 432-456. 1996

 'Ethnography and Housing Studies', Housing Studies, 5 (2): 92-111. 1990.

'Housing Finance in Bristol', with G. Bramley, C. Lambert & W. Bartlett (all University of Bristol), Housing Research Findings, 20: 1-4. 1990.

 'Working class privatism and the home: an historical case study of Bedminster, Bristol', in Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 7 (1): 93-113. 1989.

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Highlights

Television and Media

Television

2004 -2011 ABC 1 Collectors, Co-host and Presenter,  Series 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.  (total of 256 Episodes).

 Collectors Vol 1, ABC Productions DVD, Australian Broadcasting Corporation Sydney.

 Collectors Vol II, ABC Productions DVD, Australian Broadcasting Corporation Sydney.

 Taboo, National Geographic/Discovery Documentary. A documentary on human-animal relations in modernity. 2007

 ‘Why MONA Rocked the Art World’, The Mix, ABC TV November 6 2014.

 ‘The Loneliness Crisis’ Television Documentary film on the crisis of loneliness in contemporary Australia for the SBS TV series The Feed (aired on 28 February 2019 at 2130 – 2210).

 

Radio

‘Education on emotions and a more communal society: how to ease male loneliness’, ABC Radio National Life Matters, broadcast Monday 17 September 2018 at 9:26AM. ‘Why are Australian Men so Prone to Loneliness? And what we are going to do about it?’, for Social Science Week 2018, UniSA 12 September – Recorded for ABC Radio Nation Big Ideas, broadcast on 11 December 2018 [with Prof. Peter Beilharz, Prof. Bruce Tranter and Dr Katrina Jaworski. Online availability as ABC Podcast. 

Regular ABC Radio National By Design (Host, Alan Saunders 2005-2011).

Regular commentator for: ABC North Coast, ABC Riverina, ABC Perth, ABC Hobart, ABC Melbourne, ABC Sydney, Radio National Arts Programme, Radio National Sports Factor, Radio National Drive

Print Journalism

The Collector, half-page weekly column. The Mercury 2006-2014.

Collectors Magazine (2005-2011 (Sydney: ABC Publications) Two features and one column in every issue since 2005.  

 

Recent Opinion

Talking Point: ‘The art of spreading the benefit’, The Mercury, 9 July 2018

‘The Making of the MONA Effect’, The Mercury 12 September 2014.

‘Hatred of feral cats hides a sinister truth’, The Age - The Debate, opinion page, Melbourne, January 8, 2013, p. 9. (2013)

 ‘Myth thing in action, the buzz that gives a city its X appeal’, The Saturday Age, Forum, Fairfax Media, Melbourne, 30-31 December 2012, pp. 16-17.

‘Dingoes in the Dock’, New Scientist, 2852: 28-29. 15 February 2012

‘Retro revival’, Powerline: the Magazine of the Powerhouse Museum, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, Summer 11/12, pp. 16-17. (2011)

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Ecole Normale Suprieure FRANCE
Monash University AUSTRALIA
University of Melbourne AUSTRALIA
University of South Australia AUSTRALIA
University of Tasmania AUSTRALIA
University of Wollongong AUSTRALIA
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Editorial Board Member

Animal Publics

2018

Engagement and Impact Assessment EI 2018 Panel Member (Creative Arts and Humanities)

Australian Research Council (ARC)

2018

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2018

Advisory Board Member

Island Magazine

2017

Editorial Advisory Board Member

Animal Studies Journal

2017

Editorial Board Member

Aesthetics

2017

Editorial Board Member

Animal Publics

2017

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2017

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Association of Social Anthropologists of the Commonwealth

2017

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Australian Sociological Association (TASA)

2017

Member

British Sociological Association

2017

Advisory Board Member

Island Magazine

2016

Editorial Advisory Board Member

Animal Studies Journal

2016

Editorial Board Member

Aesthetics

2016

Editorial Board Member

Animal Publics

2016

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2016

Advisory Board Member

Island Magazine

2015

Best illustrated book award

Australian Book Design Awards, Penguin

2015

Editorial Advisory Board Member

Animal Studies Journal

2015

Editorial Board Member

Aesthetics

2015

Editorial Board Member

Animal Publics

2015

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2015

Advisory Board Member

Island Magazine

2014

Editorial Advisory Board Member

Animal Studies Journal

2014

Editorial Board Member

Aesthetics

2014

Editorial Board Member

Animal Publics

2014

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2014

Advisory Board Member

Island Magazine

2013

Editorial Board Member

Aesthetics

2013

Editorial Board Member

Animal Publics

2013

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2013

Keynote Speaker

Employee Assistance Professional Association of Australasia

2013

Keynote Speaker

Life in the Anthropocene, 5th Annual Australian Animal Studies Association Conference

2013

Keynote Speaker

Reconnexion - 7th National Anxiety and Depression Conference: The Art and Science of Therapy: Innovations in Clinical Practice and Research Anxiety and Depression

2013

Advisory Board Member

Island Magazine

2012

Editorial Consultant

Sage Publications

2012

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2012

Keynote Speaker

Employee Assistance Professional Association of Australasia

2012

Keynote Speaker

Francis Bacon: Five Decades, Art Gallery of New South Wales

2012

Keynote Speaker

International Australian Studies Association Conference

2012

Keynote Speaker

Things: Photographing the Constructed World, Exhibition at the National Library of Australia

2012

Advisory Board Member

Island Magazine

2011

Editorial Consultant

Sage Publications

2011

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2011

Keynote Speaker

Alison Burton Memorial Lecture, University House, Australian National University

2011

Visiting professor

University of Exeter

2011

Advisory Board Member

Island Magazine

2010

Editorial Consultant

Sage Publications

2010

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2010

Advisory Board Member

Island Magazine

2009

Editorial Consultant

Sage Publications

2009

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2009

Keynote Speaker

Australian Sociological Association Conference, Canberra

2009

Visiting professor

University of Auckland

2009

Editorial Consultant

Sage Publications

2008

Founding Editor

Tourist Studies

2008
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Breaking the cycle of chronic homelessness: analysing and acknowledging the powerful bond betweeen Humans and their Companion Animals. Current
Calaveras Lux Love Current
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