Anne Philomena O'Brien

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PhD History University of Melbourne

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According to Wikipedia, Anne Philomena O'Brien is an Australian historian and author who is a professor at the University of New South Wales. Early life Anne Philomena O'Brien was born in 1954 in Glenelg, South Australia, Australia. Her parents were Paul and Mary O'Brien. Anne was their fifth and youngest daughter.

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Anne Philomena O'Brien's Published Works

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Taking the strain: social identity, social support, and the experience of stress. (2005) (572)
Why do people engage in collective action? Revisiting the role of perceived effectiveness (2006) (220)
Social identity, social influence and reactions to potentially stressful tasks: support for the self-categorization model of stress (2004) (179)
Changing identity: predicting adjustment to organizational restructure as a function of subgroup and superordinate identification. (2002) (178)
Status, Legitimacy, and Ingroup Bias in the Context of an Organizational Merger (2001) (157)
Academic leadership: Changing conceptions, identities and experiences in UK higher education, London: Leadership foundation for higher education (2012) (120)
Arguing about the Welfare State: The Australian Experience@@@Children and the State: Social Control and the Formation of Australian Child Welfare (1992) (83)
Citizens of the academic community? A societal perspective on leadership in UK higher education (2014) (79)
Predicting transactive memory systems in multidisciplinary teams : The interplay between team and professional identities (2015) (52)
Being Attuned to Intergroup Differences in Mergers: The Role of Aligned Leaders for Low-Status Groups (2002) (52)
Cynicism and disengagement among devalued employee groups: the need to ASPIRe (2004) (44)
‘Men own television’: why women leave media work (2014) (44)
Producing Television and Reproducing Gender (2015) (37)
Leadership and branding in business schools: a Bourdieusian analysis (2014) (37)
Refocusing the Focus Group: Airing as a Basis for Effective Workplace Planning (2008) (34)
Negative affectivity and responses to work stressors: An experimental study (2008) (34)
God's Willing Workers: Women and Religion in Australia (2005) (31)
Developing Transactive Memory Systems (2012) (31)
Poverty's prison: The poor in New South Wales, 1880-1918 (1988) (30)
Wasting a good crisis: Developmental Failure and Irish Tourism Since 2008 (2012) (26)
Because it all begins with talk: community radio as a vital element in community development (2012) (23)
Linkages between housing and support: what is important from the perspective of people living with a mental illness? Final report (2002) (23)
‘A church full of men’: Masculinism and the church in Australian history∗ (1993) (22)
Speaking for Others: The Pros and Cons of Group Advocates using Collective Language (2005) (21)
Effective program linkages - an examination of current knowledge with a particular emphasis on people with mental illness (2002) (15)
Feminine or feminist? Women’s media leadership (2017) (14)
Missionary Masculinities, the Homoerotic Gaze and the Politics of Race: Gilbert White in Northern Australia, 1885–1915 (2008) (13)
Reporting on domestic violence in the Irish media: an exploratory study of journalists’ perceptions and practices (2019) (13)
Charity and philanthropy (2008) (12)
Beyond policy-making: institutional regimes, the state and policy implementation in the Irish case (2010) (10)
“Openness through Sound”: Dualcasting on Irish LGBT Radio (2018) (10)
Gay the right way? Roles and routines of Irish media production among gay and lesbian workers (2020) (10)
Jihad and its Challenges to International and Domestic Law (2010) (9)
Community Radio in Ireland: “Defeudalising” the Public Sphere? (2011) (8)
Effective programme linkages : an examination of current knowledge with a particular emphasis on people with mental illness positioning paper (2001) (8)
Drivers of change?: Community radio in Ireland (2010) (8)
Community radio, democratic participation and the public sphere (2017) (6)
Catholic nuns in transnational mission, 1528–2015 (2016) (6)
Voice of the people? Objectives versus outcomes for community radio in Ireland (2012) (6)
An ‘Age of Philanthropy’? (2015) (6)
Women in community radio: a framework of gendered participation (2018) (6)
Australian Religion Review, 1980–2000, Part 1: Surveys, Bibliographies and Religions Other Than Christianity (2000) (6)
It's a Man's World: A Qualitative Study of the (Non) Mediation of Women and Politics on Prime Time During the 2011 General Election (2014) (6)
The Politics of Tourism Development: Booms and Busts in Ireland (2011) (6)
Camping it up and toning it down: gay and lesbian sexual identity in media work (2020) (6)
Australian religion review, 1980-2000, part 2 : Christian denominations (2001) (6)
‘Kitchen Fragments and Garden Stuff’ (2008) (5)
Creating the Aboriginal Pauper: Missionary Ideas in Early 19th Century Australia (2008) (5)
Sins of Omission? Women in the history of Australian religion and religion in the history of Australian women. A reply to Roger Thompson (1997) (5)
Faith, Fetes and Domesticity in Australia (2006) (4)
(Not) getting the credit: women, liminal subjectivity and resisting neoliberalism in documentary production (2018) (4)
Prevention and Protection (2015) (4)
Indigenous Communities and Settler Colonialism: Land Holding, Loss and Survival in an Interconnected World (2017) (3)
Who Is Worthy: The Role of Conscience in Restoring Hope to the Church (2001) (3)
Gender violence in Australia: historical perspectives (2019) (3)
The case of the ‘cultivated man’: Class, gender and the church of the establishment in interwar Australia∗ (1996) (3)
Doing women’s film and television history: Locating women in film and television, past and present (2021) (3)
Not in the Hot Seat: The Impact of Broadcasting on Women (2015) (3)
‘Homeless’ women and the problem of visibility: Australia 1900–1940 (2017) (2)
‘Archaic laws’ and the making of the homelessness sector (2021) (2)
Practising Law in a Commercial Environment: Is the Customer Always Right? (1998) (2)
Complex care needs---complex issues: the need for collaborative planning (2002) (2)
Work Story: New Entrants’ Narrations of Their Aspirations and Experiences of Media Production Work (2020) (2)
Saving the ‘Empty North’: Religion and Empire in Australia (2008) (2)
Best and worst practice: a case study of qualitative gender balance in Irish broadcasting (2017) (2)
The Politics of Tourism Development (2011) (2)
National Shame/National Treasure: Narrating Homeless Veterans in Australia 1915–1930s (2018) (1)
Improving housing and support service co-ordination for people living with mental illness (2002) (1)
Pauperism Revisited (2011) (1)
Militant mothers: faith, power and identity in the mothers' Union in Sydney, 1896-1950 (2000) (1)
Hunger and the humanitarian frontier (2015) (1)
Housing the homeless: How revisiting the 1940s assists the struggle (2022) (1)
‘All Creatures of the Living God’ (2008) (1)
What Are the Key Components of Workplace Well-Being?: Examining Real-Life Experiences in Different Work Contexts (2020) (1)
Capitalist Economies, Sectors, and States: Understanding Tourism (2011) (1)
The price of motherhood in the Irish film and television industries (2021) (1)
Transactive Memory System in Multidisciplinary Teams: Team and Professional Identities (2013) (1)
Historical overview spirituality and work Sydney women, 1920–1960 (2002) (1)
The Democratic Moment (2015) (1)
Intergroup contact and organisational mergers: The role of contact norms and typicality (1999) (1)
Dorcas and the do-nothings: Reflections on histories of women in the church (2012) (0)
Tiger Growth: Tourism’s Roaring Trade 1987–2007 (2011) (0)
The Impact of Contact on Intergroup Relations: A Longitudinal Approach to Studying Contact Factors (Quality, Quantity, Group Salience, Contact Norms) and Group Status in the Context of Organizational Mergers (2011) (0)
To Hell with Charity (2015) (0)
Stable housing for people living with a mental illness (2003) (0)
Narrating Crisis in 1987 and Lessons Not Learned in 2008 (2011) (0)
Rethinking Blasphemy: Religious ideas in the writings of W. K. Hancock, Manning Clark and Russel Ward (2007) (0)
Explaining Irish Development (2011) (0)
Positive Behaviour Support and Quality of Life in a Residential Support setting (2014) (0)
A Hand Up: The Problems of Independence (2015) (0)
Governing and the Philanthropic Disposition (2015) (0)
Crisis: The Catalyst for Change (2011) (0)
Lifting the lid [The politics of Australian piano playing.] (1995) (0)
Beyond Mere Welfare (2015) (0)
State Development and Regime Change (2011) (0)
‘A Bargain with the Devil’: Human Rights and Homelessness in the Neoliberal Age (2021) (0)
Book reviews including 'A higher authority: indigenous transnationalism and Australia', by Ravi de Costa (2007) (0)
Design and implementation of a novel reflective based community pharmacy placement (2013) (0)
Choosing the role in staff development that's best for you. (1982) (0)
Tourism, the Irish State, and Developmental Failures (2011) (0)
Crisis in 2008 (2011) (0)
Books (2004) (0)
‘Homeless women’ (2019) (0)
A longitudinal study of intergroup relations in the context of an organisational merger (2002) (0)
The Empire’s Patriotic Fund: Public Benevolence and the Boer War in an Australian Colony (2018) (0)
The educative role of a parish school and community (1991) (0)
Employee responses to an organisational merger: A social identity perspective (1999) (0)
L.B. 452: A Regional Interstate Banking Bill for Nebraska (1986) (0)
Moderating Effect of Trait Mindfulness on the Relationship between Job Demands and Burnout Using the Job Demands-Resources Model (2019) (0)
Books (2009) (0)
Lyons wins in McCandless Elections held for new St . Mary ’ s Assembly (2013) (0)
Naidoo et al - Leadership and branding in business schools - final (2015) (0)
Antecedents and consequences of transactive memory systems: Constructive evidence from three studies (2012) (0)
The Future of Irish Tourism and Conclusions (2011) (0)
Organisational mergers: Developing a common identity (2000) (0)
How do teams coordinate expertise? The mediating roles of team identification and transactive memory systems (2011) (0)
Books (2010) (0)
University Graduates from the Perspective of Creative Industries Employers (2021) (0)
Homelessness as a Feminist Issue: Revisiting the 1970s (2023) (0)
Lupus: the Facts, 2nd ed., D. Isenberg, S. Manzi. Oxford University Press (2008), 101 pages, £13.99, ISBN: 978-0-19-921387-0 (2010) (0)
Given the limitations of technology agreements for women workers; how can women better defend their interests in the face of technological change? (1989) (0)

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