Colleen Lewis
Biographic Data
| ID | 4449578 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Colleen Lewis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Colleen |
| FAMILY NAME | Lewis |
| SIGNATURE | LEWIS C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Monash University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Fit Kids, Bad Grades
This article focuses on the premise that the purpose of physical education is not to produce elite athletes or focus solely on fitness, but rather provide students with the tools and experiences to help them become fit, to their best ability, across their lifespan. It argues that teachers should never grade students on their actual fitness performance
Counter-Terrorism and the Post-Democratic State
Contents:1. Global TerrorismMo Mowlan2. Democracy at the Crossroads? Counter-terrorism and the StateTariq Ali3. Terrorism and WarGiovanni Kessler4. Democracy and Torture: When the People DecideThomas Mertens and Morag Goodwin5. Military Justice: David Hicks and Guantanamo BayLex Lasry6. The Long Road to Guantanamo BayStephen Kenny7. The Prohibition of Torture: Absolute Means AbsoluteNigel S. Rodley8. Constructing Non-citizens: The Living Law of A…
Surveying Research on Parliament and Parliamentary Oversight of the Public Sector
This presentation begins by offering a brief overview of the existing research into Parliament and Parliamentary Oversight of the Public Sector. It highlights the work of those who are experts in the area and concludes by identifying areas which would benefit from further research
Performance Indicators for Police Oversight Agencies
This study addresses the question of performance indicators for police oversight agencies through a survey of the directors of agencies in Australia and an analysis of annual reports. The findings show that a variety of targets and measures are in place. The majority of oversight bodies adopt fairly basic and largely quantitative measures on matters processed, supplemented by case study accounts of positive impacts
Raising the Blue Curtain in Queensland
This paper examines the police code of silence, also referred to as the blue curtain of silence, and argues that it was a major contributing factor to police corruption in Queensland. Secure in the knowledge that fellow officers would not break the code, corrupt Queensland police became brazen in their contempt for the rule of law
Performance Indicators for Police Oversight Agencies
This study addresses the question of performance indicators for police oversight agencies through a survey of the directors of agencies in Australia and an analysis of annual reports. The findings show that a variety of targets and measures are in place. The majority of oversight bodies adopt fairly basic and largely quantitative measures on matters processed, supplemented by case study accounts of positive impacts
Raising the Blue Curtain in Queensland
This paper examines the police code of silence, also referred to as the blue curtain of silence, and argues that it was a major contributing factor to police corruption in Queensland. Secure in the knowledge that fellow officers would not break the code, corrupt Queensland police became brazen in their contempt for the rule of law
Surveying Research on Parliament and Parliamentary Oversight of the Public Sector
This presentation begins by offering a brief overview of the existing research into Parliament and Parliamentary Oversight of the Public Sector. It highlights the work of those who are experts in the area and concludes by identifying areas which would benefit from further research
Performance Indicators for Police Oversight Agencies
This study addresses the question of performance indicators for police oversight agencies through a survey of the directors of agencies in Australia and an analysis of annual reports. The findings show that a variety of targets and measures are in place. The majority of oversight bodies adopt fairly basic and largely quantitative measures on matters processed, supplemented by case study accounts of positive impacts
Counter-Terrorism and the Post-Democratic State
Contents:1. Global TerrorismMo Mowlan2. Democracy at the Crossroads? Counter-terrorism and the StateTariq Ali3. Terrorism and WarGiovanni Kessler4. Democracy and Torture: When the People DecideThomas Mertens and Morag Goodwin5. Military Justice: David Hicks and Guantanamo BayLex Lasry6. The Long Road to Guantanamo BayStephen Kenny7. The Prohibition of Torture: Absolute Means AbsoluteNigel S. Rodley8. Constructing Non-citizens: The Living Law of A…
Fit Kids, Bad Grades
This article focuses on the premise that the purpose of physical education is not to produce elite athletes or focus solely on fitness, but rather provide students with the tools and experiences to help them become fit, to their best ability, across their lifespan. It argues that teachers should never grade students on their actual fitness performance
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