Flinders University
Assoc Prof Haydon Manning
Assoc Prof
Haydon
Manning
Flinders University
http://www.flinders.edu.au/people/haydon.manning
| Position/s: | Head of Department of Politics and Public Policy School of Social and Policy Studies |
| Phone: | +61 8 82012426 |
| Email: | haydon.manning@flinders.edu.au |
| Location: | Social Sciences South (320) |
| Postal address: | GPO Box 2100, Adelaide 5001, South Australia |
Qualifications
Flinders, BA Hons (first class): Flinders, Ph'D
Teaching
Research and consultancy
Research interests
ELECTIONS AND ELECTION CAMPAIGNS - national and state election campaigning and history of electoral trends and election results.
PARTY POLITICS ALP, Liberal Party and Greens/Family First etc, Party history, organistional and policy issues.
VOTING AND POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR/PUBLIC OPINION 'Why do voters vote the way they do?' Access to major academic polls such as the Australian Election Study and the ANU poll of political opinion. Voting patterns over time and current attitudes toward politicians, democracy, key issues [especially environmental] and institutions.
ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS Nuclear power debates and renewable energy options - politics of energy policy debate and conflict of interests involved in these debates; The Australian Greens, policy, ideology and organisational structure and history.
POLITICAL CARTOONING AND SATIRE Role of the cartoonist and satirist in a democracy. History of the election campaign cartoon - political cartooning in general.
Publications
Book chapters
Manning, H.R., 2010. Voters and voting. In Government, Politics, Power & Policy in Australia. Frenchs Forest NSW: Pearson Education Australia, pp. 273-300.
Manning, H.R., 2008. Australian Cartoonists' Caricatures of Women Politicians - From Kirner to Stott-Despoja. In Comic Commentators: Contemporary Political Cartooning in Australia. Perth: Network Books, pp. 125-147.
Manning, H.R., 2008. Australian Election Campaign Cartooning - 1983 to 2004. In Comic Commentators: Contemporary Political Cartooning in Australia. Perth: Network Books, pp. 149-175.
Phiddian, R.A. & Manning, H.R., 2005. Political cartoons: incredulous chronicles. In Mortgage Nation: the 2004 Australian Election. Perth, WA: API Network, pp. 83-102.
Manning, H.R., 2005. Mike Rann: a fortunate 'king of spin'. In Yes Premier: Labor Leadership in Australia's States and Territories. Sydney, NSW: UNSW Press, pp. 197-223.
Manning, H.R. & Warhurst, J., 2005. The old and new politics of religion. In Mortgage Nation: the 2004 Australian Election. Perth, WA: Curtin University, pp. 263-270.
Refereed journal articles
Manning, H.R., 2009. Swinging voters in the electoral landscape - from the late 1960s to the present. AQ (Australian Quarterly), 81(5), 25-31.
Manning, H.R. & O'Neil, A.K., 2007. Australia's nuclear horizon: moving beyond the drumbeat of risk inflation. Australian Journal of Political Science, 42(4), 563-578.
Anderson, G.M. & Manning, H.R., 2006. The South Australian election of 18 March 2006. Australian Journal of Political Science, 41(4), 631-640.
Manning, H.R. & Phiddian, R.A., 2005. The political cartoon and the editor. Pacific Journalism Review, 11(2), 127-150.
Book chapters
Manning, H.R. & Phiddian, R.A., 2012. May the Less Threatening Leader of the Opposition Win: The cartoonists' view of election 2010. In Julia 2010. Canberra: ANU E Press, pp. 121-143.
Manning, H.R., 2012. Environment Issues and the 2010 Campaign. In Julia 2010. Canberra, ACT: ANU E Press, pp. 291-302.
Graetz, G. & Manning, H.R., 2011. The Politics of Uranium Mining in Australia. In Australia's Uranium Trade. The Domestic and Foreign Policy Challenges of a Contentious Export. Surrey, England: Ashgate Publishing Limited, pp. 137-163.
Manning, H.R., 2010. Voters and voting. In Government, Politics, Power & Policy in Australia. Frenchs Forest NSW: Pearson Education Australia, pp. 273-300.
Phiddian, R.A. & Manning, H.R., 2008. Introduction: Controversial Images. In Comic Commentators: Contemporary Political Cartooning in Australia. Perth: Network Books, pp. 1-9.
Manning, H.R., 2008. Australian Cartoonists' Caricatures of Women Politicians - From Kirner to Stott-Despoja. In Comic Commentators: Contemporary Political Cartooning in Australia. Perth: Network Books, pp. 125-147.
Manning, H.R., 2008. Australian Election Campaign Cartooning - 1983 to 2004. In Comic Commentators: Contemporary Political Cartooning in Australia. Perth: Network Books, pp. 149-175.
Manning, H.R. & Warhurst, J., 2005. The old and new politics of religion. In Mortgage Nation: the 2004 Australian Election. Perth, WA: Curtin University, pp. 263-270.
Phiddian, R.A. & Manning, H.R., 2005. Political cartoons: incredulous chronicles. In Mortgage Nation: the 2004 Australian Election. Perth, WA: API Network, pp. 83-102.
Manning, H.R., 2005. Mike Rann: a fortunate 'king of spin'. In Yes Premier: Labor Leadership in Australia's States and Territories. Sydney, NSW: UNSW Press, pp. 197-223.
Manning, H.R., 2002. Voting behaviour. In Government Politics, Power and Policy in Australia, 7th Edition. Sydney, NSW: Longman, pp. 247-276.
Phiddian, R.A. & Manning, H.R., 2002. Two men and some boats: the cartoonists in 2001. In 2001 The Centenary Election. St Lucia: University of Queensland Press, pp. 41-61.
Manning, H.R., 2002. Industrial relations: the coalition, labor and the unions. In 2001 The Centenary Election. St Lucia, QLD: University of Queensland Press, pp. 237-244.
Jaensch, D.H. & Manning, H.R., 2001. The free trade and protection campaigns. In 1901 the Forgotten Election. St. Lucia, QLD: University of Queensland Press, pp. 95-116.
Refereed journal articles
Manning, H.R. & Anderson, G.M., 2011. The 2010 South Australian State Election. Australian Journal of Political Science, 46(1), 157-166.
Manning, H.R., 2011. Political Chronicles: South Australia July to December 2010. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 57(2), 315-321.
Manning, H.R. & Phiddian, R.A., 2010. Campaign cartoons: no more man of steel. ACH: the Journal of the History of Culture in Australia, 28(1), 55-67.
Manning, H.R., 2010. South Australia: July-December 2009 [political chronicles]. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 56(2), 305-311.
Manning, H.R., 2009. Swinging voters in the electoral landscape - from the late 1960s to the present. AQ (Australian Quarterly), 81(5), 25-31.
Manning, H.R., 2009. South Australia: January to June 2009 [Political Chronicles]. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 55(4), 618-624.
Manning, H.R., 2009. South Australia: July-December 2008 [political chronicles]. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 55(2), 291-297.
Manning, H.R., 2008. South Australia: January to June 2008. [political chronicles]. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 54(4), 640-646.
Manning, H.R., 2007. South Australia: January to June 2007. [political chronicles.]. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 53(4), 646-652.
Manning, H.R. & O'Neil, A.K., 2007. Australia's nuclear horizon: moving beyond the drumbeat of risk inflation. Australian Journal of Political Science, 42(4), 563-578.
Manning, H.R., 2006. South Australia, January to June 2006 [political chronicles.]. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 52(4), 667-673.
Anderson, G.M. & Manning, H.R., 2006. The South Australian election of 18 March 2006. Australian Journal of Political Science, 41(4), 631-640.
Manning, H.R. & Rootes, C., 2005. The tainted triumph of the Greens: the Australian national election of 9 October 2004. Environmental Politics, 14(3), 403-408.
Manning, H.R., 2005. Aspirational voters' and the 2004 federal election. Australian Review of Public Affairs, 2005.
Manning, H.R. & Phiddian, R.A., 2005. The political cartoon and the editor. Pacific Journalism Review, 11(2), 127-150.
Manning, H.R., 2005. South Australia: January to June 2005. [political chronicles.]. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 51(4), 606-612.
Manning, H.R., 2005. Sexism and the cartoonists' licence. Ejournalist, 4(2), 1-23.
Manning, H.R., 2004. South Australia: January to June 2004 [political chronicles]. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 50(4), 618-623.
Manning, H.R., 2004. South Australia, July to December 2003 [political chronicles]. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 50(2), 287-294.
Manning, H.R. & Phiddian, R.A., 2004. In defence of the political cartoonists' licence to mock. Australian Review of Public Affairs, 5(Dec), 25-42.
Manning, H.R., 2003. The environment, the Australian Greens and the 2001 National Election. Environmental Politics, 12(3), 123-132.
Manning, H.R., 2002. South Australia, January to June 2002. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 48(4), 576-583.
Manning, H.R., 2002. The Australian Greens and the handicap of left legacies. AQ (Australian Quarterly), 74(3), 17-20.
Refereed conference papers
Manning, H.R., 2005. A puzzle of terms: voting behaviour and the 2004 Australian election. APSA 2005 Conference Proceedings, 1-22.
Manning, H.R. & Phiddian, R.A., 2004. Censorship and the political cartoonist. APSA 2004 Conference papers.
Journal articles
Manning, H.R., 2007. South Australians at the Polls: The 2007 National Election Results Analysed. South Australian Policy Online.
Anderson, G.M. & Manning, H.R., 2006. The South Australian election: Implications for democracy in the Festival State. Democratic Audit of Australia, 12/06, 1-8.
Manning, H.R., 2005. Political arts [Manning, Haydon talks to Bill Leak about cartooning, sexual politics and the relationships between caricature and portraiture. Interview in: Portraits of the Artist.]. Meanjin, 64(1-2), 114-121.
Manning, H.R., 2004. SA at the Polls, 2004 Federal Election. South Australian Policy Online, 26/10/2004.
Manning, H.R., 2004. Family First's unprecedented campaign. Australian Policy Online.
Conference publications
Manning, H.R. & Phiddian, R.A., 2004. In Defence of the Political Cartoonists' Licence to Mock. Invitational Colloquium of the Australiasian Humour Scholars Network 20 March 2004.
Other public research outputs
Phiddian, R.A. & Manning, H.R., 2008. Comic Commentators: Contemporary Political Cartooning in Australia (Co-editor), Perth: Network.
Parkin, A.W., Manning, H.R., & Langlois, A.J., 2003. Australian Journal of Political Science [Editors] [July]. , 38(2), 195-477.
Parkin, A.W., Manning, H.R., & Langlois, A.J., 2003. Australian Journal of Political Science [Editors] [November]. , 38(3), 387-595.
Parkin, A.W., Manning, H.R., & Langlois, A.J., 2003. Australian Journal of Political Science [Editors] [March]. , 38(1), 1-190.
Parkin, A.W., Manning, H.R., & Summers, J., 2002. Editors. Australian Journal of Political Science, 37(1).
Parkin, A.W., Manning, H.R., & Summers, J., 2002. Editors. Australian Journal of Political Science, 37(2).
Parkin, A.W., Manning, H.R., & Summers, J., 2002. Editors. Australian Journal of Political Science, 37(3).
Professional and community engagement
Community Service 2009
- Adelaide University of the Third Age, "Debating Nuclear Power" 19 January.
- Burnside Probis "Debating Nuclear Power" 20 January.
- Committee for the Economic Development of Australia, "State of SA Politics" 16 February.
- Ascot Park University of the Third Age, "Government Response to Climate Change.
- Environment Australia and New Zealand, Enterprise House, ' Debating Nuclear Power', 19 May.
- Panel judge for the SA Media Awards, 2009 and attend Awards Night Dinner, 23 May.
- After dinner speech to Australian Institute of Mining and Metalugy, International Uranium Conference 2009, Darwin, 10 June
- Milang Agricultural Society, "Government Response to Climate Change, 17 June.
- ALP Unley sub-branch, "Politics of Climate Change and Nuclear Power", 22 July.
- South Australian Conservation Council on "Issues and Politics at the 2010 SA State Election, 28 Oct
Expertise for media contact
- Party Politics ALP, Liberal Party and Greens/Family First etc, Party history, organistional and policy issues
- Voting and Political Behaviour/Public Opinion 'Why do voters vote the way they do?' Access to major academic polls such as the Australian Election Study and the ANU poll of political opinion. Voting patterns over time and current attitudes toward politicians, democracy, key issues [especially environmental] and institutions
- Environmental Politics Nuclear power debates and renewable energy options - politics of energy policy debate and conflict of interests involved in these debates; The Australian Greens, policy, ideology and organisational structure and history
- Political Cartooning and Satire Role of the cartoonist and satirist in a democracy. History of the election campaign cartoon - political cartooning in general
- Elections and Election Campaigns National and State Election Campaigning and History of Electoral Trends and Election Results.
Subject/s
- Elections
- Environment
- Political Satire
- Politics
