
Dr Gavin Mount
Primary areas of research have been on the theoretical and normative debates associated with the global politics of ethnic conflict and nationalism. Publications have been primarily in this area:
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With David Beesley, "Swarm Hermeneutics" in Ng, Scholz & Abass (eds), Springer Nature, 2025
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"&ܴdz; Hybridity on the Ground in Peacebuilding and Development, Editors: Wallis J, Kent L, Forsyth M, Dinnen S, Bose S. ANU Press, 2018
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"Nations and Nationalism" in Richard Devetak, Jim George and Sarah Percy(eds)(3),Cambridge University Press, 2017
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, LAP Lambert, 2010
- “”, in G. Fry and J. O’Hagan (eds),Contending Images of World Politics, MacMillan 2000
Supervision areas (Ethnic Conflict, International Relations and Non-traditional security):
- Thinking Grand strategy
- Regional security in Afghanistan
- Hindutva and Indian foreign policy
- Securitisation of fishing
- Climate change and Defence
- Strategic impact of drones in the Indo-Pacific
- Responsibility to rebuild
- Climate wars debate
- French intervention in Mali
Teaching:
- Received a Rector's Commendation for Teaching Excellence in 2010.
- Courses taught at all levels in international relations and security studies.
- Issues in Global Security course delivered to middle ranking officers at the Australian Command and Staff College (2005-2011).
- Annual lecture on "climate change and defence" to senior military at Australia Defence College (CDSS).
- Current courses on Ethnic Conflict in World Politics, ZHSS2427Politics of the Great Powers and Law, Force and Legitimacy
- Publications
- Media
- Grants
- Awards
- Research Activities
- Engagement
- Teaching and Supervision
Curricula Integration of Student Wellbeing Resources: Exploring Australian and New Zealandperspectives, HERDSA
My Research Supervision
An evaluation of Australian Think Tanks
Applying the ripeness theory to historical cases
The weaponisation of e-commerce
Understanding information warfare
Higher Education in Afghanistan