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CENTRE FOR CITIZENSHIP AND GLOBALISATION 12 EXECUTIVE PROFILES Professor Fethi Mansouri Director, Centre for Citizenship and Globalisation Professor Fethi Mansouri, Director of the Strategic Research Centre for Citizenship and Globalisation, holds a Chair in Migration and Intercultural Studies, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Deakin University. He is the editor of the prestigious Journal of Intercultural Studies (Routledge) and an expert advisor to the United Nations (Alliance of Civilisations) on cultural diversity and intercultural relations. His recent publications include: Political Islam and Human Security (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2008); Islam and Political Violence: Muslim Diaspora and Radicalism in the West, (I B Tauris & Co Ltd, 2007); Identity, Education, and Belonging: Arab and Muslim Youth in Contemporary Australia (MUP, 2008); Youth Identity and Migration: Culture, Values and Social Connectedness (Common Ground Publishing, 2009); Australia and the Middle East: A Frontline Relationship (Tauris Academic Studies, 2011, second edition); and Migration, Citizenship and Intercultural Relations: Looking Through the Lens of Social Inclusion (Ashgate, 2011). Muslim Diasporas and the Challenges of Representations and National Belonging (MUP, 2012) and The Arab Revolutions in Context: Socio-Political Implications for the Middle East and Beyond (MUP, 2012). His forthcoming book is entitled Reframing Multiculturalism for the 21st Century (2013). His 2004 book Lives in Limbo: Voices of Refugees under Temporary Protection was short-listed for the 2004 Human Rights Medals and Awards. Dr Vince Marotta Deputy Director, Centre for Citizenship and Globalisation Dr Vince Marotta is Deputy Director of the Centre for Citizenship and Globalisation and is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts and Education, Deakin University. Dr Marotta’s main research interests include social theory, urban sociology, immigration, multiculturalism and cultural identity, cosmopolitanism and theories of the stranger. As Deputy Director of the Centre for Citizenship and Globalisation, Dr Marotta has assisted in the leadership of the Centre and managing its team. He has also worked on the establishment and maintenance of collaborations with industry partners and community stakeholders. As Managing Editor of the Journal of Intercultural Studies (Routledge), Dr Marotta brings together a range of high quality research papers for publication. In addition, he has organised and edited the Citizenship and Globalisation Research Papers, an in-house CCG research paper series. In 2011 Dr Marotta sat on the organising committee of the CCG/UNAOC Integration: Building Inclusive Societies Forum. Dr Marotta was also on the organising committee for the International Multicultural Symposium which took place in November 2011 at the University of Ottawa, Canada. Dr Marotta’s recent books include Intercultural Relations in a Global World (Common Ground Publishers, 2011) and Muslims in the West and the Challenges of Belonging (MUP, 2012).
Professor Evelyne de Leeuw Chair in Community Health Systems and Policy Evelyne de Leeuw is professor of Community Health Systems and Policy. Her research and teaching involve health policy development, public health development, healthy cities, and international, transnational and global health. Professor de Leeuw has a wide array of research interests stemming from a curiosity about health decision-making. Applying theories, methods and tools from the social, political and health sciences, she is involved in the following projects in Australia and overseas: • Quantitative sociological network mapping and analysis for local health policy development and implementation (Netherlands, Australia); • Network mapping of community engagement in pharmaceutical policy development (Australia); • The nexus between research, policy and practice (VicHealth, Victoria); • Healthy Cities, local Agenda 21, community action and policy development (previously WHO/EURO, currently WHO/WPRO); • Global health; the interface between global and local health development, and in particular the mapping of healthscapes for policy purposes; • Development and implementation of the UDE (Utility-Driven Evidence) (Denmark, Netherlands, Australia). Professor Baogang He Chair in International Studies Professor Baogang He is the author of The Democratization of China (Routledge, 1996), The Democratic Implication of Civil Society in China (Macmillan, 1997), Nationalism, National Identity and Democratization in China (Ashgate, 2000), Balancing Democracy and Authority: An Empirical Study of Village Elections in Zhejiang, (Central China Normal University Press, 2002), Multiculturalism in Asia (Oxford University Press, 2005), The Search for Deliberative Democracy (Palgrave, 2006), and Federalism in Asia (Edward Elgar, 2007). He has co-authored and cotranslated several books in Chinese (including John Rawls's A Theory of Justice), and has published 29 book chapters and more than 34 international refereed journal articles in English. Professor He has established an international reputation as an authority on Chinese democratisation, NGOs and local governance, and has gained international recognition in the fields of international relations and Asian studies. Much of his empirical research has been linked to broader theoretical concepts such as civil society and democracy, and has attempted to test, modify and develop theoretical hypotheses. ANNUAL REPORT 2011 13
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