Linda Hancock
Biographic Data
| ID | 5918045 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Linda Hancock |
| GIVEN NAMES | Linda |
| FAMILY NAME | Hancock |
| SIGNATURE | HANCOCK L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Deakin University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2953-2353 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Energy security, transnational politics, and renewable electricity exports in Australia and Southeast Asia
Exploring the Role of Alternative Energy Corporations in Ethical Supply Chains and Corporate Peacebuilding
A paradigmatic shift from carbon-intensive to alternative and renewable energy prompts the question of whether lessons learned in one era are forgotten in the next. Carbon-intensive industries (oil, gas, and coal) have not performed well on mitigating negative impacts on host community conflict, but alternative energy corporate actors can learn from them. Focusing on alternative energy companies, and specifically companies in supply chains for ne…
Replacing the Reno Model with a Robust Public Health Approach to “Responsible Gambling”
Critiquing the Reno Model I-IV International Influence on Regulators and Governments (2004–2015)— the Distorted Reality of “Responsible Gambling”
Energy and communication infrastructure for disaster resilience in rural and regional Australia
Energy and communication infrastructure for disaster resilience in rural and regional Australia. Regional Studies. Australia's rural and regional areas are prone to frequent natural disasters with extensive socio-economic impacts. Resultant damage to large-grid energy and communication networks can lead to widespread, lengthy outages, signalling the need for alternative infrastructure developments to aid disaster risk reduction and resilience-bui…
Gambling and corporate social responsibility (CSR)
During the 1990s, states embraced legalised gambling as a means of supplementing state revenue. But gaming machines (EGMs, pokies, VLTs, Slots) have become increasingly controversial in countries such as Australia, Canada and New Zealand, which experienced unprecedented roll-out of gaming machines in casino and community settings; alongside revenue windfalls for both governments and the gambling industry. Governments have recognised that gambling…
The care crunch
Structural shifts in labour markets and in households are impacting on the capacity of households and families to deal with risk. In Australia the post-Federation and post-war social settlement, based on the gendered assumptions underpinning the male breadwinner/female carer model, is no longer viable in an era of increasingly precarious employment, diverse family forms and deepening inequalities. Labour market and industrial relations changes, w…
Contractualism, Privatisation and Justice
Aboriginality and Lawyering
Focusing on the Robyn Kina case, an Aboriginal Australian woman sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering her violent and abusive de facto partner, this analysis explores issues surrounding the use of battered woman syndrome as a defense to murder and the problematics of predominantly White lawyers' interface with Aboriginal clients and, in particular, with abused women. Central to this analysis is the gendering of the law on provocation and s…
Young women, prostitution and the culture of structural exploitation
(1995). Young women, prostitution and the culture of structural exploitation. Journal of Australian Studies: Vol. 19, Cultures of Crime and Violence: The Australian Experience, pp. 99-109
Economic pragmatism and the ideology of sexism
Energy and communication infrastructure for disaster resilience in rural and regional Australia
Energy and communication infrastructure for disaster resilience in rural and regional Australia. Regional Studies. Australia's rural and regional areas are prone to frequent natural disasters with extensive socio-economic impacts. Resultant damage to large-grid energy and communication networks can lead to widespread, lengthy outages, signalling the need for alternative infrastructure developments to aid disaster risk reduction and resilience-bui…
Exploring the Role of Alternative Energy Corporations in Ethical Supply Chains and Corporate Peacebuilding
A paradigmatic shift from carbon-intensive to alternative and renewable energy prompts the question of whether lessons learned in one era are forgotten in the next. Carbon-intensive industries (oil, gas, and coal) have not performed well on mitigating negative impacts on host community conflict, but alternative energy corporate actors can learn from them. Focusing on alternative energy companies, and specifically companies in supply chains for ne…
Energy security, transnational politics, and renewable electricity exports in Australia and Southeast Asia
The care crunch
Structural shifts in labour markets and in households are impacting on the capacity of households and families to deal with risk. In Australia the post-Federation and post-war social settlement, based on the gendered assumptions underpinning the male breadwinner/female carer model, is no longer viable in an era of increasingly precarious employment, diverse family forms and deepening inequalities. Labour market and industrial relations changes, w…
Gambling and corporate social responsibility (CSR)
During the 1990s, states embraced legalised gambling as a means of supplementing state revenue. But gaming machines (EGMs, pokies, VLTs, Slots) have become increasingly controversial in countries such as Australia, Canada and New Zealand, which experienced unprecedented roll-out of gaming machines in casino and community settings; alongside revenue windfalls for both governments and the gambling industry. Governments have recognised that gambling…
Economic pragmatism and the ideology of sexism
Young women, prostitution and the culture of structural exploitation
(1995). Young women, prostitution and the culture of structural exploitation. Journal of Australian Studies: Vol. 19, Cultures of Crime and Violence: The Australian Experience, pp. 99-109
Aboriginality and Lawyering
Focusing on the Robyn Kina case, an Aboriginal Australian woman sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering her violent and abusive de facto partner, this analysis explores issues surrounding the use of battered woman syndrome as a defense to murder and the problematics of predominantly White lawyers' interface with Aboriginal clients and, in particular, with abused women. Central to this analysis is the gendering of the law on provocation and s…
Contractualism, Privatisation and Justice
The care crunch
Structural shifts in labour markets and in households are impacting on the capacity of households and families to deal with risk. In Australia the post-Federation and post-war social settlement, based on the gendered assumptions underpinning the male breadwinner/female carer model, is no longer viable in an era of increasingly precarious employment, diverse family forms and deepening inequalities. Labour market and industrial relations changes, w…
Gambling and corporate social responsibility (CSR)
During the 1990s, states embraced legalised gambling as a means of supplementing state revenue. But gaming machines (EGMs, pokies, VLTs, Slots) have become increasingly controversial in countries such as Australia, Canada and New Zealand, which experienced unprecedented roll-out of gaming machines in casino and community settings; alongside revenue windfalls for both governments and the gambling industry. Governments have recognised that gambling…
Energy and communication infrastructure for disaster resilience in rural and regional Australia
Energy and communication infrastructure for disaster resilience in rural and regional Australia. Regional Studies. Australia's rural and regional areas are prone to frequent natural disasters with extensive socio-economic impacts. Resultant damage to large-grid energy and communication networks can lead to widespread, lengthy outages, signalling the need for alternative infrastructure developments to aid disaster risk reduction and resilience-bui…
Replacing the Reno Model with a Robust Public Health Approach to “Responsible Gambling”
Critiquing the Reno Model I-IV International Influence on Regulators and Governments (2004–2015)— the Distorted Reality of “Responsible Gambling”
Energy security, transnational politics, and renewable electricity exports in Australia and Southeast Asia
Exploring the Role of Alternative Energy Corporations in Ethical Supply Chains and Corporate Peacebuilding
A paradigmatic shift from carbon-intensive to alternative and renewable energy prompts the question of whether lessons learned in one era are forgotten in the next. Carbon-intensive industries (oil, gas, and coal) have not performed well on mitigating negative impacts on host community conflict, but alternative energy corporate actors can learn from them. Focusing on alternative energy companies, and specifically companies in supply chains for ne…
Political science (9 works) · Economics (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Public relations (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Finance (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Criminology (3 works)