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School Postdoctoral Fellow Background:
Morgan has worked as coordinator of Indigenous Mediation and in other roles with the Alternative Dispute Resolution Branch of the Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney General from the mid-1990s. He has been involved in development, cultural exchange, and conflict resolution training activities in Indonesia and the Solomon Islands. In May 2005 he was a visiting research fellow with the Indigenous Mediation and Facilitation Project at the Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies in Canberra. Morgan has lectured and tutored in a range of Political Studies, Sociology and Cultural Studies courses.
Research Interests:
Conflict resolution, especially the ethics and effectiveness of intercultural processes.
Power, culture, and governance in development and conflict resolution efforts.
The self as a site for governing and knowing.
Indigenous political philosophies and systems.
Knowing across cultural difference.
Promoting exchange between Settler & Indigenous political philosophies.
Aspects of contemporary political theory (particularly Continental, poststructuralist, and postcolonial).
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