Professor Denise Meredyth

PhD (Griffith), BA Hons (ANU), GradDipEd (Canberra)

Professor Denise Meredyth is the Deputy Director of the ISR; she co-ordinates research planning, postgraduate issues and curriculum development across the ISR.  A Professorial Fellow, she is also the leader of the Citizenship and Government program. Denise has published widely on education policy, liberal governmentality and civic formation, information poverty, wired communities and participation. Recent books and reports include Citizenship and Cultural Policy (Sage, 2001, edited with Jeffrey Minson), An Articulate Country: Reinventing Citizenship in Australia (UQP, 2001, with Kay Ferres) and Real Time: Computers, Change and Schooling (AGPS, 1999, with Russell, Blackwood, Thomas and Wise). She is currently working on a book with Julian Thomas, on information policy and social policy and on four ARC-funded projects (Wired High Rise, Liberal Machines, Retrieving the Record and Community Consultation and the Hard to Reach). She is on the editorial boards of Southern Review and Australian Universities Review.

Publications in the Swinburne Research Bank

Office: EW122
Telephone: +61 3 9214 5738
Email: dmeredyth@swin.edu.au