Academy Fellow

Professor Barry Hindess was Emeritus Professor of Political Science in the School of Social Sciences, Australian National University. He worked on a variety of issues in contemporary politics, social and political theory, and the history of political thought. His research focused on:

• modern understandings of societal difference
• citizenship and political community
• liberal and neo-liberal government
• colonial rule and its post-colonial aftermath.

• Christine Helliwell and Barry Hindess (2002) The Empire of Uniformity' and the Government of Subject Peoples, Cultural Values, 6(1):137-150.
• Barry Hindess (2001) Citizenship in the international management of populations, in Citizenship and Cultural Policy. Denise Meredyth and Jeffrey Minson (eds.). London: Sage.
• Barry Hindess (2007) The Past is Another Culture, International Political Sociology, 1(4): 325-338
• Barry Hindess (2008) 'Been There, Done That', Postcolonial Studies, 11(2):201-13
• Barry Hindess (2009) Citizenship for All?. In Securitizations of Citizenship, Peter Nyers (ed.). Abingdon & New York: Routledge
• Mitchell Dean and Barry Hindess (eds.) (1998) Governing Australia. Studies in contemporary rationalities of government. Melbourne and Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.