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BULBECK with Dr Ian Caldwell, University of Hull's
Centre for South-East Asian Studies.
Cataloguing and research on the P-M Heude collection
in Beijing and Shanghai by Prof GROVES with Dr Pe-
ter Grubb, London; Ms Anja Braun, University of
Erlangen, Germany; and Dr Yang Qisen and Ms Xia
Lin, Institute of Zoology, Beijing.
Joint Large ARC ‘Hominid evolution and extinctions
during the Miocene in the Siwaliks of Indo-Pakistan’ by
Prof GROVES with Dr David Cameron, University of
Sydney; Dr B. Pilans, RSES, ANU; and Prof M. Wil-
liams, University of Adelaide.
Collaborative project to reanalyse Capertee 3’ by Dr
HISCOCK with Dr Val Attenbrow, Australian
Museum.
Joint research project on the ethnicity of former hunters
and gatherers by Dr KEEN with the National Museum
of Ethnology in Osaka, Japan.
A marine shell correction factor for radiocarbon dating
in the Admiralty Islands, Papua New Guinea by Prof
SPRIGGS with W. Ambrose, ANH, RSPAS, ANU and
M. Phelan, Waikato University, New Zealand.
Bridging Sunda and Sahul: the archaeology of the bor-
der area between Asia, Australia and Melanesia in East
Timor by Prof SPRIGGS with Dr S. O’CONNOR,
ANH, RSPAS, ANU and Dr P. Veth, James Cook
University.
Pacific pottery sourcing project by Dr SUMMERHAY-
ES with Prof A. ANDERSON, ANH, RSPAS, ANU
and Dr D. Kennett, California State University.
Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies
Peace and Democracy in the Middle East, by Amin
SAIKAL, co-director of the project as part of the Peace
and Governance Programme, United Nations Universi-
ty, Tokyo; continued as member, UN Institute for
Disarmament’s panel on ‘Biological Disarmament’
(volume forthcoming), and the International Commis-
sion for Peace and Security in West Asia.
Historical memories and interpretations in Central
Asia, collaborative research by Kirill NOURZHANOV
with the Department of History, Macquarie University.
Issues of comparative parliamentarism in Central Asia
by Kirill NOURZHANOV with the Contemporary
Europe Research Centre, University of Melbourne.
English
Asian influences in Australian theatre by Jaqueline LO
with Helen Gilbert (UQ).
Romantic Sociability: British Social and Literary Net-
works, 1770-1840, a collection of essays by Gillian
RUSSELL edited with Dr Clara Tuite, University of
Melbourne submitted to Cambridge University Press.
Philosophy
A new approach to intractable issues in metaphysics by
Richard CAMPBELL, with Mark Bickhard, Lehigh
University.
The interface between philosophy and theology and
more particularly with the notion of ‘truth’ in contem-
porary Christian apologetics by Winifred LAMB with
the School of Theology, Charles Sturt University.
School of Social Sciences
The Centenary of Federation volume on the Australian
Public Service being produced under the auspices of the
Public Sector and Merit Protection Commission and
partially funded by the Centenary of Federation Foun-
dation by Mr ADAMS with a number of scholars and
public servants, including Emeritus Professor Roger
Wettenhall, U Can; Professor Richard MULGAN, Mr
John McMILLAN (ANU).
Concord Hospital Colorectal Project by Dr DENT
with Associate Professors P.H. Chapuis & R.C. New-
land and Professor E.L. Bokey of The University of
Sydney and Concord Hospital.
Sydney Older Persons Project by Dr DENT with Pro-
fessor G.A.Broe and others at the Centre for Education
and Research on Ageing, The University of Sydney and
Concord Hospital.
Local recurrence after resection of rectal carcinoma by
Dr DENT with Dr M. Killingback of Sydney Adventist
Hospital.
Workforce in internal medicine and paediatrics in Aus-
tralia by Dr DENT with the Royal Australasian College
of Physicians.
The prognostic significance of microsatellite instability
and related factors in colorectal cancer by Dr DENT
with Dr M. Walsh and others at the Department of Pa-
thology, University of Queensland Medical School.
The structure of the clothing industry by Dr GREIG
with Prof J. F. Marceau and colleagues, Australian Ex-
pert Group in Industrial Studies, University of Western
Sydney.
Houston Tuberculosis Initiative by Dr KLOVDAHL
with James M. Musser, Laboratory of Human Bacterial
Pathogenesis, Rocky Mountain Laboratories, National
Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National
Institutes of Health, Hamilton, Montana, Edward A.
Graviss, MPH Institute for the Study of Human Bacte-
rial Pathogenesis, Department of Pathology, Baylor
College of Medicine, Houston, Texas; Michael W.
Ross, School of Public Health, University of Texas;
Audrey Wanger, Department of Pathology, University
of Texas Medical School.
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia
by Dr KLOVDAHL with Carl Latin, Johns Hopkins

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School of Public Health, Baltimore; and Ray Viscidi,
Johns Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore.
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Syphilis, by Dr KLOV-
DAHL with Ann Jolly and John Wylie.
Social Networks and Adolescent Risk Behavior by Dr
KLOVDAHL with Edward Liebow, Seattle, WA; Gene
McGrady, Atlanta GA; Mildred Vera, San Juan Puerto
Rico.
Statistical Inference in Large Networks by Dr KLOV-
DAHL with Marinus Spreen, Department of Statistics,
University of Maastricht, the Netherlands.
Research knowledge and decision-making among
American and Australian school principals by Dr SAHA
with Professor Bruce J. Biddle, University of Missouri-
Columbia
Interest groups and the environment by Dr SIMMS
with Professors Ted Lowi, Cornell University and
Aynsley Kellow, University of Tasmania.
UNESCO project on Globalisation, Democratisation
and Gender by Dr SIMMS with Professors R.M. Kelly,
University of Texas at Dallas and Jane Bayes, California
State University, Northbridge.
1901 Australian Election by Dr SIMMS with colleagues
from the Universities of Melbourne, New England,
New South Wales, Wollongong & ANU.
The Republic Referendum by Professor Warhurst with
Assoc Prof M. Mackerras, Australian Defence Forces
Academy, University College, University of New South
Wales.
The social and political context of the development of
evidence based medicine by Dr WHITE with Assoc
Prof Evan Willis, La Trobe University.
Medicine in the Nineteenth Century by Dr WHITE
with Assoc Prof Ray Jureidini, American University,
Beirut.
Women’s Studies
Dr Rosanne KENNEDY co-wrote the introduction to
an anthology entitled: World Memory: Cultural Trajec-
tories in Global Time, which she is co-editing with Jill
Bennett UNSW.
Faculty of Asian Studies
Organising the "Australian Mekong Research Net-
work" by Dr CHAPMAN with Monash University.
Major conference; Islam Perspectives on the New Mil-
lennium, led by Professor HOOKER, with the
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the Austral-
ian Institute of International Affairs and other areas
within the ANU.
A project by Dr ILETO on nation building in Southeast
Asia based in the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in
Singapore, and led by Professor Wang Gungwu.
Dr KUMAR, Affiliated Research Professor, Nordic In-
stitute of Asian Studies.
An ARC SPIRT project on Asian Accounts of Australia
by Faculty staff including Professor MILNER, Ms
BROINOWSKI and Mr IKEDA with the National Li-
brary of Australia. In 2000 a seminar was held with the
title "Asian Accounts of Australia: Change, Comparison
and Analysis".
The nation state in Southeast Asia, a five-day research
meeting of the Australia-Japan Southeast Asia Research
Project, participants: Professor MILNER, Dr ILETO
and Dr KUMAR, funded by the Australian Research
Council and the Japan Society for the Promotion of
Science.
An ARC-funded project on Vietnamese business cul-
ture by Professor MILNER and Dr LOCKHART with
the St James Ethics Centre, Sydney, and the Vietnamese
Ministry of Culture.
The National Thai Studies Centre is prominent in the
Faculty's cooperation with other institutions in Austral-
ia. In 2000 it cooperated with the University of
Melbourne in holding a Thai Update; it also established
an agreement with the Department of Defence to hold
a Thai Update in 2001 focussed on security issues.
Faculty of Economics and Commerce
Department of Economics
Globalisation and Convergence by S DOWRICK with
Bradford De Long, University of California, Berkeley.
Public Capital and Economic Growth by S DOWRICK
with Sau-Him Lau, Hong Kong Baptist University and
Tom Kompas and Matthew Ryan, ANU.
The non-linear dynamics of the Solow Growth Model
by S DOWRICK with A. Swan, Australian Bureau of
Agricultural and Resource Economics.
Bargaining Theory with Non-Expected Utility by S
GRANT with A. Kajii, Tsukuba University and A. Bur-
gos, Universidad Carlos III.
Social Choice by S GRANT with A. Kajii, Tsukuba
University and B. Polak, Yale University.
Games and Equilibria without Probabilistically Sophis-
ticated Beliefs by S GRANT with A. Kajii,Tsukuba
University, and B. Polak Yale University.
Quantifiable Beliefs by S GRANT with E. Karni , Johns
Hopkins University.
Ambiguity and Risk by S GRANT with J. Eichberger ,
Saarbruecken University).

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