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Dr. Julianne Stewart BA, Dip Ed Macquarie; Dip Spec Ed Kuringai CAE; MA La Trobe; PhD Qld; G Dip Prof Comm (Multimedia) (USQ) Julianne is currently Head of the Department of Mass Communication at the University of Southern Queensland, where she teaches courses in Communication technology and policy, the Peace and Conflict in the Media, and Research methods and design.

Julianne's PhD was in the gendered construction of communication technologies, and her Master's thesis applied a political economy framework to the analysis of debates concerning the introduction of television in Papua New Guinea. She has published in both the social construction of human-technology relations and in political communication.

Some recent publications include:

Stewart, J. (2006 forthcoming). 'Political Advertising in Australia and New Zealand', Ch. 16 in Lynda Lee Kaid and Christina Holz-Bacha (eds) Handbook of Political Advertising, Sage, http://www.sagepub.com/booksProdTOC.nav?prodId=Book227468

Stewart, J. (2006). 'John Pilger', in Ian Aitken (ed.) Encyclopaedia of the Documentary Film, Vol. 3, Routledge, London, pp. 1045-6.

Stewart, J. (2006) (with B. Horsfield). 'In this Life's Body by Corinne Cantrell', in Ian Aitken (ed.) Encyclopaedia of the Documentary Film, Vol. 2, Routledge, London, pp. 620-1.

Stewart, J. (2004) 'Gender as a Factor in the Uptake and Use of ICTs on Family Farms in Southern Queensland, Australia', Gender, Technology and Development, Sage, vol. 8, no. 1.

Stewart, J. (2003). (Editor, with G.Mazzoleni and B.Horsfield) The Media and Neopopulism: A Comparative Analysis, Greenwood Press, Danbury, Conn.

Stewart, J. (2003). (with B. Horsfield) 'One Nation and the Australian Media', in G. Mazzoleni, J. Stewart & B. Horsfield (eds), The Media and Neo-Populism: A Comparative Analysis, Praeger Political Communication Series, Danbury, Conn., pp. 121-47.

Stewart, J. (2003). (with G. Mazzoleni & B. Horsfield) 'Conclusion: Power to the Media Managers', in G. Mazzoleni, J. Stewart & B. Horsfield (eds), The Media and Neo-Populism: A Comparative Analysis, Praeger Political Communication Series, Danbury, Conn., pp. 217-37.

Stewart, J. (2003). 'Communication Technologies, National Identity and Citizenship: A Case Study Of Recent Italian Immigrants In Australia'. Paper presented to Building The E-Nation: A Social Science Symposium, New South Wales State Library, Sydney,April 23-24.

Stewart, J. (2003). 'Profughi ai nostri confini. I media australiani e il populismo del Primo Ministro John Howard.' (Asylum seekers at our borders: The Australian media and the populism of Prime Minister John Howard), Comunicazione Politica, vol. 4, no. 2, Autunno, pp. 167-184. http://www.com-pol.it/compol/archivio/2_2003.php

Stewart, J. (2003). (editor with G. Mazzoleni & B. Horsfield) The Media and Neo-Populism: A Comparative Analysis, Praeger Political Communication Series, Danbury, Conn. http://www.greenwood.com/catalog/C7492.aspx

Stewart, J. (2003). (with B. Horsfield) 'One Nation and the Australian Media', in G. Mazzoleni, J. Stewart & B. Horsfield, The Media and Neo-Populism: A Comparative Analysis, Praeger Political Communication Series, Danbury, Conn.

Stewart, J. (2003). (with G. Mazzoleni & B. Horsfield) 'Conclusion: Power to the Media Managers', in G. Mazzoleni, J. Stewart & B. Horsfield, The Media and Neo-Populism: A Comparative Analysis, Praeger Political Communication Series, Danbury, Conn.

Stewart, J. (2002). Cultural syncretism, communication technologies and citizenship: A case study of recent Italian immigrants to Australia. Paper presented to Pavis Centre for Social and Cultural Research, Cultural Returns Conference, St Hugh’s College, Oxford, 18-20 September.

Stewart, J. (2002). (with C. Peterson & R. Alati) 'Italian migrants to Australia: Two generations'. Paper presented to The Australian Sociological Association 2002 Conference, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, 5-6 July.

Stewart, J. (2001). 'Technology, Gender and Family Farming. Coppertales: A Journal of Rural Arts (Country Women's Edition), vol. 7, pp. 20-34.

Stewart, J. (1999). Gender and skilled migration in Australia in the Context of a Globalised Labour Market'. Paper presented to Centro di Cooperazione Familiare, International Conference on Attainable Integration: Migration, Intelligence and Enterprise in the Age of Globalisation, Rome, 25-27 February.