Staff Achievements

Anderson, Evelyn - School of Arts & Sciences QLD
Collins, Antoinette - School of Theology NSW
Cook, James - School of Arts & Sciences QLD
Hide, Kerrie Dr - School of Theology ACT
Horner, Robyn Dr - School of Theology VIC
Kobinah, Thomas - School of Business & Informatics VIC

Evelyn Anderson

Research Work in Progress:

An OSP grant in the second semester 2005 allows Evelyn to work on how Nissan might have misconstrued Toyota's competitive advantage. This may offer one explanation of the former's financial demise. Evelyn is also working on strategic management issues using the post-war Japanese automobile industry as a case study.

Publications:

Anderson, E. (2003) 'The Enigma of Toyota's Competitive Advantage - Is Denso the Missing Link in the Academic Literature? ', Pacific Economic
Papers, No. 339, 1 - 45, Canberra, Australia- Japan Research Centre, Australian National University
Web links: http://ideas.repec.org/p/eab/microe/376.html
apseg.anu.edu.au/pdf/pep/pep-339.pdf

Anderson, E. (2004) 'The Keiretsu Fable - Where Does The Truth Lie?' 15th Biennial Conference of the Asian Studies Association of Australia, ANU, Canberra 29 June - 2 July.
Web links: coombs.anu.edu.au/ASAA/conference/ proceedings/Anderson-E-ASAA2004.pdf
newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/ AsianStudiesDept/japan-econ.html

Conference Papers:

Anderson, E. 'Toyota and Denso - A Rarely Researched Aspect of Japan's Competitiveness' 13th Biennial Conference of the Japanese Studies Association of Australia, QUT, Brisbane July 2 - July 4.
Web link: http://www.glocom.org/debates/20030707_anderson_jsaa/

Anderson E. (2005) 'MITI's Industrial Policy and The Japanese Automobile Industry - As Accidental Success or Failure?', 14th Biennial Conference of the Japanese Studies Association of Australia, University of Adelaide, Adelaide July 3 - July 6.
Web link: www.adelaide.edu.au/jsaa/panels/Breakout_Sessions.pdf

School seminar:

Anderson, E. 'The Next Financial Crisis in Asia - Could it be China?' ACU School of Arts and Sciences seminar, McAuley Campus, May 9th 2005.

Antoinette Collins

Publications:

Antoinette Collins "Jesus Cleansing of the Temple and the Relationship to Passover or Festival Cleansing", in Feasts and Fasts: A Festschrift in Honour of Alan David Crown, M. Dacy, J. Dowling, S. Faigan eds. Mandelbaum Publishing, Sydney 2005, pp. 155-166

Conferences:

Collins, A. "Portrait of the Artist as a Biblical Exegete: Genesis, Michelangelo, and a Jewish Perspective" Australian Catholic Biblical Conference in July 2005.

James Cook

Conferences:

Cook, J. 'Communities of Practice' has been accepted for presentation and possible publication at the upcoming Second International Conference on Pedagogies and Learning which will be held at USQ Toowoomba 18-20 September 2005.

Cook, J. 'Coming to terms with Ageing. What do we say?' has been accepted for presentation and possible publication at the upcoming 4th Emerging Researchers in Ageing Conference, which is convened by the University of Queensland for December 2005.

Kerrie Hide

Current Research Interests:

Currently writing Lovely Stirrings: Discernment in the Corpus of the Cloud of Unknowing

Christian Mystical literature

Medieval illuminations

Publications

Books

Gifted Origins to Graced Fulfilment: The Soteriology of Julian of Norwich. Collegeville, Minnesota: Liturgical Press, 2001. This book won first prize in the gender category of the Catholic Press Association awards.

A Woman's Healing Song: Prayers of Consolation for the Separated and Divorced. Mystic, Connecticut: Twenty-third Publications, 1993.

Chapters in Books

“Christian Spirituality.” in Foundations of Christian Faith. Edited by Damien Casey, Gerard Hall and Ann Touey. Sydney: Social Science Press, 2004 (in press).

“Oneing in the Trinity.” in God Down Under: Theology in the Antipodes. Edited by Winifred Wing Han Lamb and Ian Barns. Adelaide: ATF Press, 2003, 46-60.

“Symbol Ritual and Dementia.” in Mental Health and Spirituality in Later Life edited by Elizabeth McKinlay. The Journal of Religious Gerontology Series. London: The Haworth Press, 2002, 77-90.

Articles

My Soul Magnifies God: Women’s Ways of Prayer Compass Review of Topical Theology 38 (2004), 11-18.

My Soul Magnifies God: Women’s Ways of Prayer Compass Review of Topical Theology 2004, (in press).

“Seeking a Contemplative Life: the Wisdom of Clare of Assisi” The Cord: A Journal of Franciscan Spirituality July 2004 (in press).

“Religious Conversion: Insights from the Revelations of Divine Love and the Contemplation to Attain Love.” Australian E Journal of Theology July 2004 (in press).

“Only in God Do I Have All: The Soteriology of Julian of Norwich.” The Downside Review (January, 2004).

“The Mysticism of Lumen Gentium.” Australasian Catholic Record 80 (July 2003), 370-378).

“Living in the Presence of God.” Compass Review of Topical Theology 36 (Summer 2002), 23-28.

“Our Inner Self: A Many Roomed Castle.” Catholic Education. (May 2002), 10-13.

"Reconciliation Through the Cross: New Creation in an Ancient Land." The Australasian Catholic Record (July, 2001).

“Entering the Room of the Heart.” Catholic Education. Adelaide Arch Diocese. (November, 2001), 11-14.

“As Verily as God is Our Father As Verily God is Our Mother.” The Australasian Catholic Record 77 (2000): 259-268.

“So the Darkness Shall Be Light: Ageing as a Dark Night.” St. Mark’s Review 182 (2000): 23-29. also published in Spiritual Growth Ministries News Letter. Auckland, (Winter 2000), 11-17.

“A Spirituality of Reconciliation.” Compass: A Review of Topical Theology 34 (2000): 15-21.

"The Deep Wisdom of the Trinity Our Mother: Echoes in Augustine and Julian of Norwich." The Australasian Catholic Record 4 (1997): 432-444.

"Sweet Touchings of Grace: Reflections on the Theology of Grace from Julian of Norwich." Presence: The Journal of Spiritual Directors International 3 (1997): 6-12.

"The Parable of the Lord and the Servant: A Soteriology for Our Times." Pacifica 10 (1997): 53-69.

"The Women in Luke." Compass: A Review of Topical Theology 28 (1994): 26-34.

"The Showings of Julian of Norwich as a Lectio Divina." Tjurunga 49 (1996): 39-50.

"The Influence of Late Medieval Crucifixion Images in the Showings of Julian of Norwich." Religion Literature and the Arts Project: 1996 Conference Proceedings. 265-271.

Media Presentations

ABC TV Broadcast on Faith, Sunday Spectrum, (Forthcoming 2003).

Community Radio 2XX “Theology and Social Work” (played February 18, 2002)

ABC TV Broadcast on Choice, Sunday Spectrum, (screened, June 30, 2002).

ABC Radio Broadcast “God is Our Mother” with Sue Clark, (live interview, May 12, 2001).

ABC TV Broadcast on Spirituality, Sunday Spectrum, (screened, October 22, 2000).

Conferences

ANSD Spiritual Direction Conference Adelaide (2005) Key note speaker.

Public lecture on Gifted Origins to Graced Fulfilment: the Soteriology of Julian of Norwich Fordham University (2005).

“Women and Prayer” Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture Key Note Speaker (2004).

“Wending the Way: A Theology of the Little Way” St Joseph’s House of Prayer Goulburn. Key Note Speaker (2004).

Robyn Horner

Book Publication:

'Jean-Luc Marion: A Theo-Logical Introduction' (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2005)

Thomas Kobinah

Current Research:

Since the beginning of 2004 I have not been able to publish any papers, but I have been busily working on my PhD. My research topic is "The Effects of Culture on Consumers Response to Commercial Rumours."

Publications:

Kobinah, K., Miserski, D. & Mizerski K. (2003) The Effect of Cultural Allegiance and Values on the Perception of Spokespersons Denying Commercial Rumours, Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics Vol 15 Numbers 1-2 January 2003, pp. 39-50(12)

Kobinah, K. & Mizerski D. (2001) The Effect of Culture in Responding to Commercial rumours Australian and New Zealand Marketing Conference.

Kobinah T. Mizerski (2001) The Effect of Culture on Commercial Rumours The Eighth Cross Cultural Research Conference. Oahu Hawaii, USA