by Arran Gare

• 'Surviving Among the Predators: How Can Ecologically Sustainable Forms of Social Metabolism Survive and Prevail Against Aggressive Ecologically Destructive Forms'
• 'Is it Possible to Create an Ecologically Sustainable World Order: The Implications of Hierarchy Theory for Human Ecology'  
• 'Narrative and Culture: The Primordial Role of Stories in Human Self-Creation'
• 'Human Ecology, Process Philosophy and the Global Ecological Crisis'
• 'Narratives and the Environmental Politics'  
• 'Environmental Perspectives: Lost or Found in Postmodernity'  
• 'Philosophy, Civilization and the Global Ecological Crisis: The Challenge of Process Metaphysics to Scientific Materialism'

'Process and Enterprise: Towards the Liberation of Managed Human Life' - Mark R. Dibben

Ph.D Students: 

'Globalisation and National Identity in Australian Film' - Rochelle Siemienowicz

'Taiko Drum Playing as Response to Globalisation' - Patricia O'Reilly

'Globalization: Culture and Society in the Space Economy of Late Capitalism' - Robert Hassan

'Modelling and Prediction of Adaptation Dynamics in Behavioural Systems Under Technological Change' - Peter Benda

by Damon A. Young

• THE MORTAL BLESSINGS OF NARRATIVE: Death, Poetry, and the Beginnings of Cultural Change
• THE DEMOCRATIC CHORUS: Culture, Dialogue, and Polyphony
• QUANTUM KARMA: Semantic Superficiality in New Age Religions
• STEALING THE VOICE OF ORPHEUS: Process, Language, and Narrative Justice
• WHY RIGHTS ARE NEVER ENOUGH: Rights, Intellectual Disability, and Understanding