The Research
Grants
2009 |2008 |2007 |2006 | 2005 | 2004
- Australian Research Council Linkage Grant
Professor James Warren
Southeast Asia's global economy, climate and the impact of natural hazards from the 10th to 21st centuries
2011-2013, $400,275
(with W Van Duivenvoorde, Li Tana, A G Paterson, G Campbell, A J Reid) - Australian Research Council Discovery
Project and Australian Postdoctoral Fellowship
Dr Shahar Hameiri
Securitisation and the governance of non-traditional security in Southeast Asia and the Southwest Pacific
2011-2013, $305,000
(with L Jones) - AusAID
Dr Ian Wilson
The Politics of Free Public Services in Decentralised Indonesia
2010-2011, $22,500 - Japan Foundation Grant Program for Intellectual Exchange Conferences
Professor Sandra Wilson
Reading Older Forms of Japanese
2010-2011, $20,000
(with B. Trefalt)
- Australian Research Council Discovery
Project and Australian Professorial Fellowship,
Professor Garry Rodan
Representation and Political Regimes in Southeast Asia
2010-2014, $613, 182
- Australian
Research Council Future Fellowship
Professor Vedi Hadiz
State, Class and Islamic Populism: Indonesia in Comparative Perspective
2010-2013, $891,200
- 2009
National Teaching Fellowship, Australian Learning and Teaching Council
Professor David Hill
2010-2011,$350,000.
- Australia Netherlands
Research Collaboration
Associate Professor Carol Warren
'Indigenous peoples and natural resource management: Towards new forms of governance' workshop
2010, €14,058
- Australia Netherlands
Research Collaboration
Dr Ian Wilson
Studying 'spaces of non-existence': Methodological concerns
2010, $31,240
2008 Grants
- Australian Research Council Discovery Project
Garry Rodan and Caroline Hughes
The Politics of Accountability Reform in Southeast Asia
2009-2011, $153,000
- Australian Research Council Discovery Project Postdoctoral
Fellowship
Janet Borland
Sites of Learning, Spaces of State: Reconstructed Primary Schools and Small Parks in Tokyo, 1923-1945
2009-2011, $276,414
- Australian Development Research Awards / AusAID
Richard Robison, Ian Wilson, Caroline Hughes, Jane Hutchison
Achieving Sustainable Demand for Governance Addressing Political Dimensions of Change
2009-2010, $289,400
(with Mohtar Mas’oed, Aris Arif Mundayat, Nicolaas Warouw, Wil Hout)
- Australia Indonesia Governance Research Partnership
Ian Wilson, Luky Djani
Governing Favours: An investigation of accountability mechanisms in local government budget allocation in Indonesia
2009, $61,545
(with Teten Masduki)
- Department of Defence
Samuel Makinda
Emerging Security Threats in the Asia-Pacific’ Public Lecture Series
2008-2009, $15,014
- Asia-Pacific Futures Research Network and Southeast Asia Node
of the Asia-Pacific Futures Research Network
David Hill
'Southeast Asian Exiles: crossing cultural, political and religious borders’ workshop
2009, $9,409
- Swedish International Development Agency, Post Conflict Reconstruction
Project, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
Caroline Hughes
The Political Economy of Security Sector Reform in Cambodia
2008-2009, US$12,000.
- Department for International Development, UK,
Caroline Hughes
'Cambodia's Economic Transformation' workshop
2009, US$25,000
(with Kheang Un)
- Australian Research Council Discovery Project
Carol Warren
Social Capital, Natural Resources and Local Governance in Indonesia
2008-2010, $420,086
(with JF McCarthy, GL Acciaioli, AE Lucas, J Schiller, L Visser).
- Australian Research Council Discovery Project
David Hill
Indonesia in exile: The Indonesian Left abroad during the late Cold War
2008-2010, $72,651
- Australia Indonesia Governance Research Partnership
Ian Wilson and Richard Robison
Evaluating models for the effective governance of the informal security sector in Indonesia in the context of broader state building processes
2008, $64,250
- Department of Defence
Sam Makinda
‘Emerging Security Threats in the Asia- Pacific’ Public Lecture Series
$9,598
- Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Garry Rodan
‘Untying the Gordian Knot? The Difficulties in Solving Violence in Southern Thailand’ Public Lecture
$4,590
- 2006 Japan-Australia Year of Exchange Grassroots Support Program
(administered by the Consulate General of Japan in Perth)
Garry Rodan
'Japan’s Role in Asia: New Dynamics, New Directions' Lecture Series
$7,500
- History of Marine Animal Populations (HMAP)
Malcolm Tull, Project Leader SE Asia
2008, Additional US$20,000
- History of Marine Animal Populations (HMAP),
Malcolm Tull, Project Leader SE Asia
USD$35,000.
- 2006 Australia-Japan Year of Exchange Grass-roots Support,
Garry Rodan
'Japan’s Role in Asia: New Dynamics, New Directions' Public Lecture Series,
$17,500.
- 2006 Australia-Japan Year of Exchange Grass-roots Support,
Garry Rodan
'Japan-Australia Free Trade Agreement: How likely and who benefits?' Symposium,
$5,000.
- ARC Asia Pacific Futures Research Network
David Hill
Mediating Transition to Post-Authoritarian Indonesia Workshop
$10,000
- Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
David Hill
Mediating Transition to Post-Authoritarian Indonesia Workshop
SGD$ 8,000
- Research Excellence Grant Scheme (REGS) Murdoch University,
Contemporary Asia Area of Research Strength
Capacity Building:Security, Terrorism and New Forms of Political Violence and Political Regimes and Governance in East and Southeast Asia
- Australian Research Council Discovery Project
David Hill
Secular Modernisers in the Indonesian media: A biography of Mochtar Lubis (1922-2004)
2006-2008, $75,000
- Australian Research Council Discovery Project
James Warren
Captivity Remembered: Slavery, Islam and Identity Formation in the Sulu Zone, 1768-1898
2006-2008, $121,000
- International Centre of Excellence in Asia-Pacific Studies
(ICEAPS)
Carol Warren
Articulating Science and Social Science Research Methods for Coastal Resource Management in Indonesia
2006, $10,000
- Senior Visiting Research Fellowship, Asia Research Institute
(National University of Singapore), 2006
David Hill
- Area Studies Fellowship, Japan Foundation, 2005-2006
Kazuhiro Harada
- Research Excellence Grant Scheme (REGS) Murdoch University,
Contemporary Asia Area of Research Strength
Capacity Building: Security, Terrorism and New Forms of Political Violence and Political Regimes and Governance in East and Southeast Asia
2006, $29,400
- REGS
Carolyn Brewer
Muslim/Christian Relations in the Phillipines: Representation, Identity and ‘Othering’ in the Context of Southeast Asia
2006, $4,299
- REGS
Terence Lee
Understanding Political Communication in Singapore
2006, $8,470
- Australian Research Council Discovery Project
Yingchi Chu
The Democractisation of Documentary Cinema in China
2005-2006 $75,088
- Australian Research Council Discovery Project
Garry Rodan and Kanishka Jayasuriya
Contestation or Regulation - New Politics in Southeast Asia
2005-2006 $75,000
(with Vedi Hadiz; Kevin Hewison; Chua Beng Huat. Collaboration with Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore and South East Asia Research centre, City University of Hong Kong.)
- Southeast Asian-based benefactor
Research Leadership Application Support
2006, $50,000.
- US Institute for Peace
David Brown and Ian Wilson
An Investigation Of Gang Violence In Post-Soeharto Indonesia
2005-2006, US$44,690.
- Research Excellence Grant Scheme (REGS) Murdoch University
Contemporary Asia Area of Research Strength
Security, Terrorism and New Forms of Political Violence and Political Regimes and Governance in East and Southeast Asia
2005, $34,696.
- REGS
Carolyn Brewer
Muslim/Christian Relations in the Phillipines: Representation, Identity and ÔOtheringÕ in the Context of SE Asian Region
2005, $13,480.
- REGS
Yingchi Chu
Chinese Documentaries
2005, $13,757
- REGS
Jane Hutchison
Corporate Codes of Conduct: Upholding Labour Rights in the Philippines?
2005, $3,930.
- REGS
Terence Lee
The Politics of Media, Creativity and Civil Society in Singapore
2005, $8,000.
- REGS
Samuel Makinda
Complex Relations: Globalisation, Security and Institutions
2005, $15,000.
- REGS
Jeannette Taylor
The Accountability Role of Key Performance Indicators in the Public Sector: How Effective is it?
2005, $9,535.
- Murdoch Writing Fellowship
Miyume Tanji
Myth, Protest and Struggle in Okinawa
2004-2005 $9,242
- Singapore-based philanthropist
Garry Rodan
Political Regimes and Governance in East and Southeast Asia: Problems and Prospects
2003 - 2005, $100,000
- Singapore-based philanthropist
Garry Rodan
Political Regimes and Governance in East and Southeast Asia: Problems and Prospects' Researcher Salary and fieldwork
2003 - 2005, $130,000
- Fulbright New Century Scholar Fellowship
David Brown
'National Identity Strategies: An Analysis of the impact of Government National Identity Strategies on Ethnic Conflict'
$41,500
