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According to Wikipedia , Jennifer Jane Hocking is an Australian historian, political scientist and biographer. She is the inaugural Distinguished Whitlam Fellow with the Whitlam Institute at Western Sydney University, Emeritus Professor at Monash University, and former Director of the National Centre for Australian Studies at Monash University. Her work is in two key areas, counter-terrorism and Australian political biography. In both areas she explores Australian democratic practice, the relationship between the arms of government, and aspects of Australian political history. Her research into the life of former Australian prime minister Gough Whitlam uncovered significant new material on the role of High Court justice Sir Anthony Mason in the dismissal of the Whitlam government. This has been described as "a discovery of historical importance". Since 2001 Hocking has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the Lionel Murphy Foundation.
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1990 2000 2010 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 150 Published Works Terror Laws: Asio, Counter-Terrorism and the Threat to Democracy (2003) (80)Counter‐Terrorism and the Criminalisation of Politics: Australia's New Security Powers of Detention, Proscription and Control (2003) Beyond Terrorism: The Development of the Australian Security State (1993) (36)The inside track. (1998) (24)Lionel Murphy: A Political Biography (1997) Orthodox theories of ‘terrorism’: The power of politicised terminology (1984) Gough Whitlam: His Time (2012) (14)Protecting Democracy by Preserving Justice: 'Even for the Feared and the Hated' (2004) (10)Counter-terrorism and the post-democratic state (2007) The Anti-terrorism Bill (No 2) 2005: When scrutiny, secrecy and security collide (2005) (6)Marngrook, tom wills and the continuing denial of indigenous history: On the origins of Australian football (2016) (5)It's Time Again: Whitlam and Modern Labor (2003) (5)‘A transforming sentiment in this country’: The Whitlam government and Indigenous self-determination (2018) Social Cohesion in Australia: Counter-terrorism and the politics of social cohesion (2007) Charting Political Space: Surveillance and the Rule of Law (2016) (4)Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism: Institutionalising Political Order (1986) Marketing frank hardy: The revival of biography as scandal (2001) Gough Whitlam: A Moment In History (2008) (3)Thirty years later: the Whitlam Government as modernist politics (2003) (3)Continence problems: how to tackle reticence of patients. (1999) (3)The End of Dissent: Counter-terrorism and the Politics of Repression (2003) (3)Post‐War Reconstruction and the New World Order: The Origins Of Gough Whitlam's Democratic Citizen* (2007) Stoma care: teaching patients to cope. (1997) (2)ASIO and the Security State: A Reply to Frank Cain (1991) First the verdict then the trial (1994) So you want to be an ... osteopath. (1999) (2)The Dismissal: Where Were You on November 11, 1975? (2005) (1)National Security and Democratic Rights: Australian Terror Laws (2004) (1)Robert Menzies' 'fundamental authoritarianism': the 1951 referendum (2001) (1)A back-breaking workload. (1998) (1)Good buys and all that. (1998) (1)Mr Neal is Entitled to Be an Agitator (1990) The Dismissal Dossier: Everything you were never meant to know about November 1975 (2015) (1)Making Modern Australia:: The Whitlam's Government's 21st Century Agenda (2017) (1)Subversion Dissent: Where ASIO Draws the Line (1984) (1)Relics of colonialism: the Whitlam dismissal and the fight over the Palace letters (2018) (1)What do the secret Lionel Murphy files reveal (2017) (0)And so to beds. (1999) (0)'A Disastrous and Deluded War': Gough Whitlam, Conscription and the Vietnam War (2009) (0)Abuse of power in policing and security: keeping the exceptional accountable (2004) (0)Epilogue: Did Lionel Murphy Really Happen? (2000) (0)‘Counter-terrorism and the Rise of ‘Security Policing’ (2007) So you want to be an ... aromatherapist. (1999) (0)Gough Whitlam: Guide to Archives of Australia's Prime Ministers (2016) (0)Gough Whitlam’s 1974 re-election: 'government by double dissolution' (2017) (0)Recontesting the cultural cold-war: Frank Hardy, Power without glory and criminal libel (2001) (0)Relics of colonialism: The Whitlam dismissal and the Palace letters (2018) (0)A.W. Martin's Incomplete Menzies: No Aboriginals, No Women (2000) A moment in history (2008) (0)Obscured but not obscure: How history ignored the remarkable story of Sarah Wills Howe (2016) (0)Career options in community psychiatric nursing practice are virtually limitless. (1998) (0)Homophobes, hypocrites, Heffernan and Howard: Australia's new authoritarianism (2002) (0)Terrorism and the Media [Book Review] (1984) (0)Reclaiming the Public in Politics: Gough Whitlam and the Charter of Public Enterprise (2016) (0)Gough Whitlam : the biography (2012) (0)Legacies of War--[Ten percent terror] (2015) (0)Invitation to allege: Release of the Lionel Murphy papers reveals the persecutory nature of the Commission of Inquiry (2018) (0)A royal reckoning (2022) The Whitlam dismissal: three issues that still divide historians after 40 years (2015) (0)‘Barbara Hocking: “The intellectual architect of the Mabo case”’: “The intellectual architect of the Mabo case”’ (2017) (0)It's a ripping good yarn! Political biography and the creative imagination (2011) (0)Trouble with latex. (1999) (0)Terrorism and the Media (1984) Flexibility in learning. (1999) (0)So you want to be a ... reflexologist. (1999) (0)Guide to the Records of Prime Ministers, Gough Whitlam (2016) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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