Dr Penelope Graham - Researcher Profile

Biography

Dr Penny Graham (BA, Dip Ed, Monash 1972; M.Phil Social Anthropology, University of Oxford 1985; MA, PhD Anthropology, The Australian National University 1992) is Head of Discipline and Senior Lecturer in Anthropology. She is also Director of the Centre of Southeast Asian Studies in the Monash Asia Institute and Executive Director of the Monash University Herb Feith Foundation.

Qualifications

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Institution: Australian National University

Year awarded: 1992

Publications

Books

Graham, P.J. (ed), 2008, Horizons of home: nation, gender and migrancy in island Southeast Asia, Monash University Press, Australia.

Book Chapters

Graham, P.J., 2008, Home and homeland: nation, gender and migrancy in island Southeast Asia, in Horizons of home: nation, gender and migrancy in island Southeast Asia, eds Penelope Graham, MAI Press, Australia, pp. 1-14.

Graham, P.J., 2008, Land, labour and liminality: Florenese women at home and abroad, in Horizons of home: nation, gender and migrancy in island Southeast Asia, eds Penelope Graham, MAI Press, Australia, pp. 113-131.

Journal Articles

Graham, P., 1999, Seas That Unite, Mountains That Divide: Language, Identity, and Development in Flores, Antropologi Indonesia, vol xxiii issue 58, Dept of Anthropology, Uni. of Indonesia, Depok INDONESIA, pp. 71-81.

Other

Graham, P., 1998, Christian Life-Cycle Rituals, Religion and Ritual, vol encyclopaedia, Archipelago Press, Singapore, pp. 130-131.

Postgraduate Research Supervisions

Current Supervision

Program of Study:

(DOCTORATE BY RESEARCH).

Thesis Title:

Symbol, structure and meaning: understanding processes of social change in Naueti society.

Supervisors:

Graham, P (Main).

Program of Study:

(DOCTORATE BY RESEARCH).

Thesis Title:

Women?s empowerment in urban poor communities in Indonesia since the new order.

Supervisors:

Blackburn, S (Main), Graham, P (Associate).

Completed Supervision

Student:

Garza, J.

Program of Study:

Yearning for community: ethnography of a settlement adjacent to a multinational mining company in East Borneo. (PHD) 2003.

Supervisors:

Graham, P (Main).

Student:

Murugasu, S.

Program of Study:

The Malaysian state and the transnational politics of the Chins and the Acehnese. (PHD) 2011.

Supervisors:

Graham, P (Joint-Co), Blackburn, S (Joint).

Student:

Oley, E.

Program of Study:

Dyeing for life: intermediaries, artisans and the natural-dye revival in historical context in India and Bangladesh. (PHD) 2011.

Supervisors:

Graham, P (Main), Bradley, J (Associate).

Student:

Setyawati, L.

Program of Study:

Malay resurgence and its implications for Indonesian unity and democracy: a case study of decentralisation in Riau 2000-2004. (PHD) 2007.

Supervisors:

Blackburn, S (Joint), Graham, P (Joint-Co).

Student:

Soedijono, P.

Program of Study:

STUDENT LUDRUK IN CONTEMPORARY INDONESIA - A Case Study of Ludruk Institut Teknologi Bandung and Ludruk Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember. (Masters) 1997.

Supervisors:

Graham, P (Main).

Student:

Voloder, L.

Program of Study:

Questions of belonging: tracing the contours of citizenship with Bosnian migrants in Australia. (PHD) 2008.

Supervisors:

Graham, P (Joint-Co), Bradley, J (Joint).

Student:

Yazid, S.

Program of Study:

Responding to democratisation and globalisation: NGOs influence on Indonesia's policies on labour migration. (PHD) 2010.

Supervisors:

Blackburn, S (Main), Graham, P (Associate).