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Dr Paul Strangio

Dr Paul Strangio is a graduate, BA (Hons), from Monash University, and completed his PhD at Deakin University. He is a Senior Lecturer in Australian Politics.

Paul currently teaches:

Biography

Paul was appointed as a lecturer at Monash University in 2002, initially teaching with the National Centre for Australian Studies, before transferring to Politics in 2005. Prior to his appointment at Monash, he had taught Australian Studies and Politics at several other Victorian-based universities. Since arriving at Monash, Paul has been a member of the School of Political and Social Inquiry research committee and was the co-ordinator of the Masters of Media and Communication Studies program during 2004-05. He has been a frequent commentator on Australian politics in the media, including contributing many op/ed pieces to the Melbourne Age.

Research

Paul's primary research areas are twentieth century Australian political and social history, with a political emphasis on Labor Party politics; political biography; Victorian state politics, public policy; and social movements and community activism.

His current research projects include a biographical and historical study of Victorians state premiers, which is to be published in late 2006 by Federation Press to mark the sesquicentenary of responsible government in the state. He is also working on a history of the Victorian Labor Party that is to be published by Melbourne University Publishing.

Publications

Paul's recent publications include:

Books

Book Chapters

Refereed Journal Articles

Works of Reference

Op/Ed Pieces

Postgraduate Supervision

Postgraduate Supervision

Paul's current postgraduate students are undertaking research on:

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