Research Staff Dr Barry Judd
B.A. (Ballarat University College), Graduate Diploma of Public Policy (University of Melbourne), M.A. (University of Melbourne), Graduate Certificate of Higher Education (Monash University), PhD (Monash University)
- Post Doctoral Fellow
- Monash Museum of Art, Room 218
- 990 55244
- barry.judd@arts.monash.edu.au
Biography
Barry is a descendent of the Pitjantjatjara people of North West South Australia and British immigrants who settled on the Victorian goldfields in the 1850s. Barry has a growing research interest and expertise in explorations of Australian identity and the process of cultural interchange between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Australia since 1770. His PhD thesis explored cross cultural engagements between Aborigines and Anglo-Australians in the sport of Australian (Rules) Football. Entitled 'Australian game, Australian Identity: (post)colonial identity in football' Barry engages. with (post) colonial ideas of 'cultural hybridity' which claim colonial encounters between 'settler' and 'native' produce (post)colonial identity positions that rest somewhere 'in-between' previously held by invader and invaded. Barry's research enables him to further develop his interest concerning constructions of Australian citizenship and Australian nationalism, Aboriginal affairs policy and administration.
Recently awarded an ARC Indigenous Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, Barry continues to research Aborigines in Australian Football. His postdoctoral research examine the potential for Australian Football as a context for dialogue to assist reconciliation in post-Apartheid South Africa through an understanding of the role sport has played in shaping settler/native relationships in relation to Indigenous Australian participation in Australian Football.
Prior to joining the Centre for Australian Indigenous Studies Barry worked extensively in the support of Indigenous Higher Education at the University of Melbourne and Swinburne University of Technology occupying a number of administrative and support positions including Manager Indigenous Programs. Through his work experience and previous postgraduate studies in public policy Barry maintains a strong interest in Indigenous higher education policy and administration.
Teaching Units
- AIS1020: Aborigines and White Australia: Colonial Encounters
- AIS2010/3010: Social Justice and Indigenous Australians
- AIS2055/3055: Power, Knowledge, Aborigines: Between Representation and Reality
- AIS2180/3180: Aborigines: Sport, Race and Gender (offered as Summer School Unit)
Publications
- Judd, B.A. 2008, Australian game, Australian identity: (post)colonial identity in football, ASP, forthcoming.
- Judd, B.A. 2007, with Hallinan, C., Blackfellas Basketball: Aboriginal Identity and Anglo-Australian Race Relations in Regional Basketball, Sports Sociology Journal, forthcoming.
- Judd, B.A., 2007, Intervention and its Costs, Directions in Education, Australian Council for Educational Leaders, Vol.16:16.
- Judd, B.A. 2006, Book Review, Aboriginal Victorians: A History Since 1800, Australian Historical Studies, No. 127, April.
- Judd, B.A. 2005, Australian Football: As Indigenous Cultural Artefact in The Canadian Journal of Native Studies, No. XXV, Vol.1, Brandon University, Brandon.
- Judd, B.A., 2005, Joe Johnson: The 'first' Aborigine in the VFL ? In Journal of Australian Indigenous Issues, Vol. 8, No. 2, Monash University, Churchill.
- Judd, B.A., 2004, Indigenous Rights to Education, Directions in Education, Australian Council for Educational Administration, Vol.13:06.
- Judd, B.A., 2004, Book Review, At the Risk of Being Heard: Identity, Indigenous Rights and Postcolonial States, Altitude, Vol. 4, 2004.
- Judd, B.A., 2003, 'ATSIC's Real Problem', The Koori Mail, Wednesday 27 August.
- Judd, B.A., 2003, Book Review, Fatal Collisions: The South Australian Frontier and the Violence of Memory, Altitude 21, Issue 3.
- Judd, B.A., 2003, Indigenous Education Update, Directions in Education, Australian Council for Educational Administration, Vol.12:20.
- Judd, B.A., 2002, Book Review, The Indigenous Public Sphere: The Reporting and reception of Aboriginal issues in the Australian media, Social Semiotics, Vol. 12, No. 3.
- Judd, B.A., 2001, Indigenous Education Costs, Directions in Education, Australian Council for Educational Administration, Vol.10:13.
- Judd, B.A., 2001, 'Where a Private Education Harms', The Age, Wednesday 27 June.
- Judd, B.A., 1998, Supervising Indigenous Postgraduates, Postgraduate Review, No 4, Summer Edition, University of Melbourne Postgraduate Association.
Theses
- Judd, B.A. 2007, Australian game, Australian identity: (post)colonial identity in football, Ph.D. Thesis, Monash University.
- Judd, B.A., 1998, A Policy Evaluation of The Aboriginal Education Strategy of The University of Melbourne, M.A. Thesis, The University of Melbourne.
Conference Papers
- Judd, B.A., 2007, National Game, National Identity: Indigenising Australian Football, Leisure Studies Association (UK), University of Brighton, Eastbourne.
- Judd, B.A., 2007, Black Men, White Boundaries: (Post)Colonial Identity in Australian Football, Hawaii International Conference on Social Sciences, University of Louisville, Honolulu.
- Judd, B.A. and Pritchard, S., 2005, Power, Knowledge and Aborigines, Conference Paper, World Indigenous Peoples Education Conference, Hamilton, New Zealand, November 27 - December 2.
- Judd, B.A., 2004, Joe Johnson: The 'first' Aborigine in the VFL ? Conference Paper, Dialogues Across Cultures, Monash University, November 11-14.
- Judd, B.A., and Onsman, A., 2003, The Ethics Clearance Process for Human Research Involving Australia's Indigenous people: What do Universities Base their Protocols on? Aboriginal Studies Association, University of Western Sydney,
- Judd, B.A. 2002, Australian Football: As Indigenous Cultural Artefact, Conference Paper, World Indigenous Education Conference, Morley Alberta.
- Judd, B.A., 1994, Barriers to successful participation in Higher Education for Indigenous Postgraduate Students, Indigenous Higher Education Conference, Fremantle Western Australia.
Conferences Attended
- National Indigenous Researchers Forum, Melbourne, 2004.
- Cultural Diversity in a Globalising World, Hawaii, 2003.
- National Indigenous Researchers Forum, Melbourne, Victoria, 2001.
- National Indigenous Researchers Forum, Adelaide, South Australia, 2000.
- National Indigenous Higher Education Conference, Adelaide, South Australia,1995.
Professional Affiliations
- Australian Football Heritage Group.