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Qualifications
1996 Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Politics, La Trobe University. 1988 Master of Arts Degree (Research), Department of Government, the University of Queensland. 1982 Bachelor of Arts Degree (Honours: Politics- 2nd Major History) Monash University. 1973 Associate Diploma of Geology: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. |
Professional Memberships
President (Past) and member: Pacific Islands Political Studies Association (PIPSA)(QLD)
Research Associate in the State, Society and Governance in Melanesia Project, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University (past)
Member: Australasian Political Studies Association (APSA)(past)
Member: Collingwood Society (University of Wales – Swansea), UK.
Member: SeaShepherd (past)
Member: GreenPeace (past)
President (Past) and member: Pacific Islands Political Studies Association (PIPSA)(QLD)
Research Associate in the State, Society and Governance in Melanesia Project, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University (past)
Member: Australasian Political Studies Association (APSA)(past)
Member: Collingwood Society (University of Wales – Swansea), UK.
Member: SeaShepherd (past)
Member: GreenPeace (past)
Advisory Positions:
* Former Academic adviser to Federal Parliament Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs Defence and Trade, 1995 -2001.
* Invitee: Oxford University Roundtable on Security March 2008
Career History
* 2013-Author
* 2011-2012 Radio Presenter -Rocking the World -Noosa Radio 101.3 FM
* 1997-2018 Director, Rock Mountain Corp.
* 1993-continuing, Director, Politics International Pty Ltd
* 1997-2008, Senior Lecturer and Politics and International Relations Coordinator, Sunshine
Coast University (USC). Major course: Rocking the World -The Politics of Popular Music.
* 1997-2005, Honorary Teaching Associate, Department of Government and Public
Administration, University of Sydney.
* 2013-Author
* 2011-2012 Radio Presenter -Rocking the World -Noosa Radio 101.3 FM
* 1997-2018 Director, Rock Mountain Corp.
* 1993-continuing, Director, Politics International Pty Ltd
* 1997-2008, Senior Lecturer and Politics and International Relations Coordinator, Sunshine
Coast University (USC). Major course: Rocking the World -The Politics of Popular Music.
* 1997-2005, Honorary Teaching Associate, Department of Government and Public
Administration, University of Sydney.
* 1994-1996, Program Director: Master of International Studies Program, Department of
Government and Public Administration, University of Sydney.
* 1994-1996, Adjunct Lecturer and Open Learning Coordinator, Department of Politics,
University of New England,
* 1992-1993: Lecturer in Politics: International Relations, Public Administration and
Bureaucracy, Third World Politics, University of New England.
* 1991: Lecturer in Politics: International Politics, Comparative Politics (U.S. and Soviet
Union), Pacific Politics, Department of History/Politics, University of the South Pacific .
* 1984-1990: Lecturer A, Lecturing and Research also Tutor in Academic Skills Course,
Department of Politics, La Trobe University.
Open Learning Teaching:
Academic Co-Ordinator of the following:
* 1997: International Politics: An Australian Perspective-audio and print based (1st level
course ).
* 1993-1996: International Politics: An Australian Perspective-radio and print based (1st
year level course -ABC Radio National)
The Politics of the Asian-Pacific Region- print based (2nd year level double course),
The Politics of the Americas-print/audio based (3rd year level course). (Courses developed
and delivered in association with Politics International, The Open Learning Agency of
Australia and the Australian Broadcasting Commission (Radio National).
Government and Public Administration, University of Sydney.
* 1994-1996, Adjunct Lecturer and Open Learning Coordinator, Department of Politics,
University of New England,
* 1992-1993: Lecturer in Politics: International Relations, Public Administration and
Bureaucracy, Third World Politics, University of New England.
* 1991: Lecturer in Politics: International Politics, Comparative Politics (U.S. and Soviet
Union), Pacific Politics, Department of History/Politics, University of the South Pacific .
* 1984-1990: Lecturer A, Lecturing and Research also Tutor in Academic Skills Course,
Department of Politics, La Trobe University.
Open Learning Teaching:
Academic Co-Ordinator of the following:
* 1997: International Politics: An Australian Perspective-audio and print based (1st level
course ).
* 1993-1996: International Politics: An Australian Perspective-radio and print based (1st
year level course -ABC Radio National)
The Politics of the Asian-Pacific Region- print based (2nd year level double course),
The Politics of the Americas-print/audio based (3rd year level course). (Courses developed
and delivered in association with Politics International, The Open Learning Agency of
Australia and the Australian Broadcasting Commission (Radio National).
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University Courses
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Academic Qualifications (Detailed)
1994-Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Politics, La Trobe University. Supervisors:
Professor J. Camilleri, Dr. B. Carr. Dissertation: Low Intensity Conflict: A Study of U.S.
Foreign Policy under the Reagan Administration in Nicaragua and the Philippines.
1987- Master of Arts Degree (Research), Department of Government, the University of
Queensland, Thesis: Muslim Separatism in the Philippines: The Decline of the Moro
National Liberation Front.
1983-Bachelor of Arts Degree (Honours: Politics)( 2nd Major History) Monash University,
Thesis: A Study of the Applicability of Feith's Repressive-Developmentalist Regime
Model to the Marcos Martial Law Regime’
1974-Associate Diploma of Geology: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.
1994-Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Politics, La Trobe University. Supervisors:
Professor J. Camilleri, Dr. B. Carr. Dissertation: Low Intensity Conflict: A Study of U.S.
Foreign Policy under the Reagan Administration in Nicaragua and the Philippines.
1987- Master of Arts Degree (Research), Department of Government, the University of
Queensland, Thesis: Muslim Separatism in the Philippines: The Decline of the Moro
National Liberation Front.
1983-Bachelor of Arts Degree (Honours: Politics)( 2nd Major History) Monash University,
Thesis: A Study of the Applicability of Feith's Repressive-Developmentalist Regime
Model to the Marcos Martial Law Regime’
1974-Associate Diploma of Geology: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.
Publications
-Books:
* Molloy, I. 2020, Ceasefire-The Ivan Molloy Story, Xlibris New York & Amazon/Kindle
* Molloy, I. 2019, Dealing With Pigs, A Novel Introduction To Our World, Xlibris, New York
& Amazon/Kindle
* Molloy, I., 2009, Finding Noosa, Rock Mountain Publishing, Australia.
* Molloy, I & Reavell, R., (ed.) 2007, Eye of the Cyclone: Governance and Stability in the
Pacific, Rock Mountain Publishing & University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore,
Australia.
* Molloy, I (ed.) 2004, Eye of the Cyclone: Issues in Pacific Security, PIPSA & University of
the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, Australia.
* Molloy, I. 2001, Rolling Back Revolution: The Emergence of Low Intensity Conflict, Pluto
Press, London.
-Book Chapters
* Molloy, I., “Rethinking Terrorism and the Role of ‘the State’ in Melanesia”,
in Molloy, I & Reavell, R., (ed.s) 2007, Eye of the Cyclone: Governance and Stability in
the Pacific, Rock Mountain Publishing & University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, Australia.
* Molloy, I., “Terrorism: Myth Or Reality?” in Molloy, I (ed.) 2004, Eye of the Cyclone:
Issues in Pacific Security, PIPSA & University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore,
Australia.
* Molloy, I., 1989, “A Legacy of the Reagan Doctrine: Low Intensity Conflict”, in Carr, B.,
McKay, E., (eds), Low Intensity Conflict: Theory and Practice in Central America and
Southeast Asia, La Trobe University Institute of Latin American Studies and Monash
University Centre of Southeast Asian Studies, pp. 9-20.
-Books:
* Molloy, I. 2020, Ceasefire-The Ivan Molloy Story, Xlibris New York & Amazon/Kindle
* Molloy, I. 2019, Dealing With Pigs, A Novel Introduction To Our World, Xlibris, New York
& Amazon/Kindle
* Molloy, I., 2009, Finding Noosa, Rock Mountain Publishing, Australia.
* Molloy, I & Reavell, R., (ed.) 2007, Eye of the Cyclone: Governance and Stability in the
Pacific, Rock Mountain Publishing & University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore,
Australia.
* Molloy, I (ed.) 2004, Eye of the Cyclone: Issues in Pacific Security, PIPSA & University of
the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, Australia.
* Molloy, I. 2001, Rolling Back Revolution: The Emergence of Low Intensity Conflict, Pluto
Press, London.
-Book Chapters
* Molloy, I., “Rethinking Terrorism and the Role of ‘the State’ in Melanesia”,
in Molloy, I & Reavell, R., (ed.s) 2007, Eye of the Cyclone: Governance and Stability in
the Pacific, Rock Mountain Publishing & University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, Australia.
* Molloy, I., “Terrorism: Myth Or Reality?” in Molloy, I (ed.) 2004, Eye of the Cyclone:
Issues in Pacific Security, PIPSA & University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore,
Australia.
* Molloy, I., 1989, “A Legacy of the Reagan Doctrine: Low Intensity Conflict”, in Carr, B.,
McKay, E., (eds), Low Intensity Conflict: Theory and Practice in Central America and
Southeast Asia, La Trobe University Institute of Latin American Studies and Monash
University Centre of Southeast Asian Studies, pp. 9-20.
Journal Articles:
* Molloy, I. 1992, `The Empire Strikes Back: The Sandinista Defeat in Context', Australian
Journal of International Affairs, May, Vol. 46, No. 1, pp. 109--126.
* Molloy, I. 1988,` Marcos vs The Moros: The Decline of the MNLF in the Southern
Philippines', Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 59---76.
* Molloy, 1., 1985, `Revolution in the Philippines: The Question of an Alliance between Islam
and Communism', Asian Survey, Vol. XXV, No. 8, August, pp. 822---833.
* Molloy, I. 1992, `The Empire Strikes Back: The Sandinista Defeat in Context', Australian
Journal of International Affairs, May, Vol. 46, No. 1, pp. 109--126.
* Molloy, I. 1988,` Marcos vs The Moros: The Decline of the MNLF in the Southern
Philippines', Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 59---76.
* Molloy, 1., 1985, `Revolution in the Philippines: The Question of an Alliance between Islam
and Communism', Asian Survey, Vol. XXV, No. 8, August, pp. 822---833.
Computer CD ROM
* Molloy, I, `International Politics: An Australian Perspective’, Open Learning Australia &
University of New England, Armidale, NSW, September 1997 (ISBN 1 86389 456 X).
Computer Websites
2012-Creator, author, designer of : The Rock Mountain Music Experience: www.rock-mountain.org
Audio-Visual Recordings
* ABC, Open Learning Australia, 13 Episode Radio Documentary Series, Radio National-
`International Politics: An Australian Perspective’, researched, designed, written and part-
produced by Dr. Ivan Molloy, ABC Radio National, Open Learning Australia & University
of New England Production (1992 -1996).
* Open Learning Australia, Audio Tape series, 13 episode narrative: The Politics of the
Americas - A Politics International (Dr Ivan Molloy) - University of New England
Production, 1995.
Major Written: Study Guides for Distance/Flexible Delivery Education (different editions listed separately):
* Molloy, I., & Boucher, D., Philosophy of International Relations, Politics and International
Relations, University of the Sunshine Coast, 1998.
* Molloy, I., 1998, Forces of Change in International Politics, (3rd ed.) Politics and
International Studies, University of the Sunshine Coast.
* Molloy, I., 1997, Rim and Islands: The Politics of the Asian-Pacific, (3rd ed.) Politics and
International Studies, Sunshine Coast University College.
* Molloy, I., (ed.) 1997, The Politics of the Americas, (2nd Ed) Politics and International
Studies, Sunshine Coast University College.
* Molloy, I., 1998, Forces of Change in International Politics, (2nd ed.), Master of
International Studies By Distance Program, Department of Government and Public
Administration, University of Sydney, Sydney (1st ed. 1996).
* Molloy, I., 1996, The Politics of the Asian-Pacific, (2nd ed.) Master of International Studies
By Distance Program, Department of Government and Public Administration, University of
Sydney, Sydney.
* Molloy, I., (ed.) 1994, The Politics of the Americas, Open Learning Australia, University of
New England, Armidale, NSW.
* Molloy, I., (ed.) 1994, The Politics of the Asian-Pacific Region, Books 1 & 2, Open
Learning Australia, University of New England, Armidale, NSW.
* Molloy, I., 1993, International Politics: An Australian Perspective, Open Learning
Australia, University of New England, Armidale, NSW.
* Molloy, I, `International Politics: An Australian Perspective’, Open Learning Australia &
University of New England, Armidale, NSW, September 1997 (ISBN 1 86389 456 X).
Computer Websites
2012-Creator, author, designer of : The Rock Mountain Music Experience: www.rock-mountain.org
Audio-Visual Recordings
* ABC, Open Learning Australia, 13 Episode Radio Documentary Series, Radio National-
`International Politics: An Australian Perspective’, researched, designed, written and part-
produced by Dr. Ivan Molloy, ABC Radio National, Open Learning Australia & University
of New England Production (1992 -1996).
* Open Learning Australia, Audio Tape series, 13 episode narrative: The Politics of the
Americas - A Politics International (Dr Ivan Molloy) - University of New England
Production, 1995.
Major Written: Study Guides for Distance/Flexible Delivery Education (different editions listed separately):
* Molloy, I., & Boucher, D., Philosophy of International Relations, Politics and International
Relations, University of the Sunshine Coast, 1998.
* Molloy, I., 1998, Forces of Change in International Politics, (3rd ed.) Politics and
International Studies, University of the Sunshine Coast.
* Molloy, I., 1997, Rim and Islands: The Politics of the Asian-Pacific, (3rd ed.) Politics and
International Studies, Sunshine Coast University College.
* Molloy, I., (ed.) 1997, The Politics of the Americas, (2nd Ed) Politics and International
Studies, Sunshine Coast University College.
* Molloy, I., 1998, Forces of Change in International Politics, (2nd ed.), Master of
International Studies By Distance Program, Department of Government and Public
Administration, University of Sydney, Sydney (1st ed. 1996).
* Molloy, I., 1996, The Politics of the Asian-Pacific, (2nd ed.) Master of International Studies
By Distance Program, Department of Government and Public Administration, University of
Sydney, Sydney.
* Molloy, I., (ed.) 1994, The Politics of the Americas, Open Learning Australia, University of
New England, Armidale, NSW.
* Molloy, I., (ed.) 1994, The Politics of the Asian-Pacific Region, Books 1 & 2, Open
Learning Australia, University of New England, Armidale, NSW.
* Molloy, I., 1993, International Politics: An Australian Perspective, Open Learning
Australia, University of New England, Armidale, NSW.
Minor Recorded Works:
* Radio Interview, ABC, ‘Meet the Molloys’, Maroochydore, September 2006 .
* Radio Interview on ‘Afghanistan and Islamic Radicalism’, Steve Austin, ABC Brisbane,
2004.
* Radio Interview, ‘Sunshine Coast Politics and the Budget’ - Melissa Long, Coast ABC - 28th
June 2002.
* Radio Interview, Coast ABC, ‘Terrorism’, John Stokes, 27/2/02.
* Radio Interview, ‘Chewing the Fat’, John Stokes, Coast FM, 7th June 2002.
* Community Radio Presentation on ‘International Politics’, Jumpin Jack Flash, 101.3 FM
Noosa, 10/3/02.
* Radio ABC Launceston, `The Elections in the Philippines', February 1992.
* Radio National Broadcast, ‘Low Intensity Conflict in the Philippines’, 1 November 1989.
* 2 `3CR' Broadcasts, ‘The Reagan Doctrine, Low Intensity Conflict and the Philippines’, 17
& 24 November 1988.
* 7 Radio Australia Broadcasts ‘Philippine Politics’, 1983-1986.
* 3 x RRR Broadcast, ‘Nicaragua, Philippines and Soviet nuclear reactor accident’, June
1986.Television:
* `The Threat of Terrorism’, WIN TV & Channel 7, Sunshine Coast, 4th December 2002.
* `Good Morning Melbourne presentation re: `The Australian Progressives’, a new political
party (political commentary), Channel 10, 10 May 1988. Presented as an individual with significant expertise in the area.
Conferences, Invited Lectures, Consultancy Work
Conference Convener and Organiser:
* Pacific Islands Political Studies Association (PIPSA), December 2004
Conference: Governance and Stability in the Pacific, Noumea, New Caledonia, 3-5th
December 2004.
* Solomons Islands Public Awareness Forum, Pacific Islands Political Studies Association
and University of the Sunshine Coast, 11th August, 2003.
* Pacific Islands Political Studies Association (PIPSA), December 2002
Conference: Pacific Islands Security: Old Challenges, New Threats, Australis, Noosa
Heads, 4-6th December 2002.
* Conference Moderator: Asia-Pacific Center for Pacific Studies, Security Conference, Hawaii,
15th-18th July, 2003.
Conference Publications:
Full Written Paper – Refereed:
* `The Conflicts in Mindanao - Whilst the Revolution Rolls On, the Jihad Falters', Working
Paper No. 30, Centre of Southeast Asian Studies, Monash University, November 1983.
Full Written Paper - Non Refereed:
* Terrorism – Myth or Reality, PIPSA 2002 Conference, University of the Sunshine Coast, 4th
December 2002.
* Islands on the Edge: Revolution in New Caledonia, PIPSA Conference, Palau, 8th
December 1996 .
* Nationalism in the Asia-Pacific, University of Wales, International Politics Conference,
Gregenygog, Wales, 4th December, 1996.
* Nationalism on the Rim, Conference, University of Hanoi, Vietnam, 6th July, 1996.
* Cuba, APSA Conference, University of Melbourne, September 1995.
* Myth or Reality - US Involvement in the Fiji Coup, PIPSA Conference, Monash
University, 17th December 1991.
* The Empire Strikes Back: The Sandinista Defeat in Context, APSA Conference, University
of Tasmania, 25th September 1990.
* The Origins of the Reagan Doctrine, APSA Conference, University of New South Wales,
26th September 1989.
* Low Intensity Conflict in the Philippines: A Legacy of the Reagan Doctrine?, APSA
Conference, University of New England, Armidale, 28 August 1988.
* A Legacy of the Reagan Doctrine: Low Intensity Conflict, Low Intensity Conflict
Conference, La Trobe University, 6th August 1988.
* Marcos vs The Moros: The Decline of the Moro National Liberation Front in the
Southern Philippines', APSA Annual Conference, Brisbane, 29 August 1986.
* Revolution in the Philippines, Philippines Conference, Monash University, November 1983.
Non Refereed Feature Press Articles:
* ‘We Are Fools If We Think They Can Ever Fit In’, Sunshine Coast Daily, 4th November
2006.
* ‘PM Feeds the Terrorists’, The Australian, 24th September 2004.
* ‘Essay on Terrorism’, Sunshine Coast Daily, 1 June 2002.
* ‘Asylum Seekers’, Opinion Pages, The Australian, 3 April, 2002
* ‘The Reality of Asylum Seekers’, Sunshine Coast Daily, March, 2002
* ‘Memories Of Moro Land’, Sunshine Coast Daily, May 2000.
* ‘Racism And The Monarchy’, Sunshine Coast Daily, October 1999.
* ‘Our Hard Timor Lessons’, Talking Point, Sunshine Coast Daily, October 1999.
* ‘Democracy, Popular Sovereignty And The Republic’, Sunshine Coast Daily, March 1999.
* ‘ US Fought Wrong Fight’, Talking Point, Sunshine Coast Daily, November 1998.
* `Normal “Australian” Not Clearly Defined’, Sunshine Coast Sunday, July 1998
* ‘An End to One Nation Support’, Sunshine Coast Sunday, June 1998.
* ‘Rock n Roll With a Difference’, The Australian, June 1998.
* ‘Low Intensity Conflict in the Philippines’, The Beacon, Jan/Feb., 1989, pp.1--3.
* Radio Interview, ABC, ‘Meet the Molloys’, Maroochydore, September 2006 .
* Radio Interview on ‘Afghanistan and Islamic Radicalism’, Steve Austin, ABC Brisbane,
2004.
* Radio Interview, ‘Sunshine Coast Politics and the Budget’ - Melissa Long, Coast ABC - 28th
June 2002.
* Radio Interview, Coast ABC, ‘Terrorism’, John Stokes, 27/2/02.
* Radio Interview, ‘Chewing the Fat’, John Stokes, Coast FM, 7th June 2002.
* Community Radio Presentation on ‘International Politics’, Jumpin Jack Flash, 101.3 FM
Noosa, 10/3/02.
* Radio ABC Launceston, `The Elections in the Philippines', February 1992.
* Radio National Broadcast, ‘Low Intensity Conflict in the Philippines’, 1 November 1989.
* 2 `3CR' Broadcasts, ‘The Reagan Doctrine, Low Intensity Conflict and the Philippines’, 17
& 24 November 1988.
* 7 Radio Australia Broadcasts ‘Philippine Politics’, 1983-1986.
* 3 x RRR Broadcast, ‘Nicaragua, Philippines and Soviet nuclear reactor accident’, June
1986.Television:
* `The Threat of Terrorism’, WIN TV & Channel 7, Sunshine Coast, 4th December 2002.
* `Good Morning Melbourne presentation re: `The Australian Progressives’, a new political
party (political commentary), Channel 10, 10 May 1988. Presented as an individual with significant expertise in the area.
Conferences, Invited Lectures, Consultancy Work
Conference Convener and Organiser:
* Pacific Islands Political Studies Association (PIPSA), December 2004
Conference: Governance and Stability in the Pacific, Noumea, New Caledonia, 3-5th
December 2004.
* Solomons Islands Public Awareness Forum, Pacific Islands Political Studies Association
and University of the Sunshine Coast, 11th August, 2003.
* Pacific Islands Political Studies Association (PIPSA), December 2002
Conference: Pacific Islands Security: Old Challenges, New Threats, Australis, Noosa
Heads, 4-6th December 2002.
* Conference Moderator: Asia-Pacific Center for Pacific Studies, Security Conference, Hawaii,
15th-18th July, 2003.
Conference Publications:
Full Written Paper – Refereed:
* `The Conflicts in Mindanao - Whilst the Revolution Rolls On, the Jihad Falters', Working
Paper No. 30, Centre of Southeast Asian Studies, Monash University, November 1983.
Full Written Paper - Non Refereed:
* Terrorism – Myth or Reality, PIPSA 2002 Conference, University of the Sunshine Coast, 4th
December 2002.
* Islands on the Edge: Revolution in New Caledonia, PIPSA Conference, Palau, 8th
December 1996 .
* Nationalism in the Asia-Pacific, University of Wales, International Politics Conference,
Gregenygog, Wales, 4th December, 1996.
* Nationalism on the Rim, Conference, University of Hanoi, Vietnam, 6th July, 1996.
* Cuba, APSA Conference, University of Melbourne, September 1995.
* Myth or Reality - US Involvement in the Fiji Coup, PIPSA Conference, Monash
University, 17th December 1991.
* The Empire Strikes Back: The Sandinista Defeat in Context, APSA Conference, University
of Tasmania, 25th September 1990.
* The Origins of the Reagan Doctrine, APSA Conference, University of New South Wales,
26th September 1989.
* Low Intensity Conflict in the Philippines: A Legacy of the Reagan Doctrine?, APSA
Conference, University of New England, Armidale, 28 August 1988.
* A Legacy of the Reagan Doctrine: Low Intensity Conflict, Low Intensity Conflict
Conference, La Trobe University, 6th August 1988.
* Marcos vs The Moros: The Decline of the Moro National Liberation Front in the
Southern Philippines', APSA Annual Conference, Brisbane, 29 August 1986.
* Revolution in the Philippines, Philippines Conference, Monash University, November 1983.
Non Refereed Feature Press Articles:
* ‘We Are Fools If We Think They Can Ever Fit In’, Sunshine Coast Daily, 4th November
2006.
* ‘PM Feeds the Terrorists’, The Australian, 24th September 2004.
* ‘Essay on Terrorism’, Sunshine Coast Daily, 1 June 2002.
* ‘Asylum Seekers’, Opinion Pages, The Australian, 3 April, 2002
* ‘The Reality of Asylum Seekers’, Sunshine Coast Daily, March, 2002
* ‘Memories Of Moro Land’, Sunshine Coast Daily, May 2000.
* ‘Racism And The Monarchy’, Sunshine Coast Daily, October 1999.
* ‘Our Hard Timor Lessons’, Talking Point, Sunshine Coast Daily, October 1999.
* ‘Democracy, Popular Sovereignty And The Republic’, Sunshine Coast Daily, March 1999.
* ‘ US Fought Wrong Fight’, Talking Point, Sunshine Coast Daily, November 1998.
* `Normal “Australian” Not Clearly Defined’, Sunshine Coast Sunday, July 1998
* ‘An End to One Nation Support’, Sunshine Coast Sunday, June 1998.
* ‘Rock n Roll With a Difference’, The Australian, June 1998.
* ‘Low Intensity Conflict in the Philippines’, The Beacon, Jan/Feb., 1989, pp.1--3.
Research Grants:
* University of the Sunshine Coast: `Rocking the Regime: The Case of China', 2000, ($5,000).
* Sunshine Coast University College: `The Politics of Popular Music’, 1997-8, ($5,000).
* Sunshine Coast University College, `The Viability of Island States in the New World Order’,
1996-7, ($5,000) (completed and outputs published in CD ROM).
* University of Sydney Research Grant to research `The Viability of Island States in the New
World Order’, 1995-6, ($7,500) (completed and outputs in CD ROM and Asia-Pacific
Flexible Delivery Guide).
* University of Sydney Research Grant to research `The Viability of Island States in the New
World Order’, 1994-5, ($10,000) (completed and outputs in CD ROM and Asia-Pacific
Flexible Delivery Guide).
* Open Learning Agency of Australia: ‘Innovation and Quality Enhancement Grant’ to
research and convert Open Learning Unit: `International Politics: An Australian Perspective'
to CD ROM, 1993, ($50,000).
* Faculty of Arts, University of New England internal grant to research Nationalism and the
New World Order in the Pacific, 1992, ($1000) (completed, outputs in Flexible Delivery
- Forces of Change).
* School of Social Sciences Research Grant, La Trobe University: To study US Foreign Policy
Re: the Philippines and Central America, 1988, ($3000), (completed, research outputs in
PhD).
* School of Social Sciences Research Grant, La Trobe University: To study Low Intensity
Conflict in the Philippines, 1987, ($5000) (completed, research output in PhD.
* University of Queensland Research Grant: To study the Moro National Liberation Front in
the Philippines, 1983, ($1500) (completed, research output in Masters Dissertation).
* University of the Sunshine Coast: `Rocking the Regime: The Case of China', 2000, ($5,000).
* Sunshine Coast University College: `The Politics of Popular Music’, 1997-8, ($5,000).
* Sunshine Coast University College, `The Viability of Island States in the New World Order’,
1996-7, ($5,000) (completed and outputs published in CD ROM).
* University of Sydney Research Grant to research `The Viability of Island States in the New
World Order’, 1995-6, ($7,500) (completed and outputs in CD ROM and Asia-Pacific
Flexible Delivery Guide).
* University of Sydney Research Grant to research `The Viability of Island States in the New
World Order’, 1994-5, ($10,000) (completed and outputs in CD ROM and Asia-Pacific
Flexible Delivery Guide).
* Open Learning Agency of Australia: ‘Innovation and Quality Enhancement Grant’ to
research and convert Open Learning Unit: `International Politics: An Australian Perspective'
to CD ROM, 1993, ($50,000).
* Faculty of Arts, University of New England internal grant to research Nationalism and the
New World Order in the Pacific, 1992, ($1000) (completed, outputs in Flexible Delivery
- Forces of Change).
* School of Social Sciences Research Grant, La Trobe University: To study US Foreign Policy
Re: the Philippines and Central America, 1988, ($3000), (completed, research outputs in
PhD).
* School of Social Sciences Research Grant, La Trobe University: To study Low Intensity
Conflict in the Philippines, 1987, ($5000) (completed, research output in PhD.
* University of Queensland Research Grant: To study the Moro National Liberation Front in
the Philippines, 1983, ($1500) (completed, research output in Masters Dissertation).
Teaching Grants:
* Open Learning Agency of Australia: Grant to Develop and Teach: `Asian-Pacific Politics' by
Flexible Delivery, Courses 1 & 2, 1994, ($15,000).
* Open Learning Agency of Australia: Grant to Develop and Teach: `Politics of the Americas'
by Flexible Delivery, 1994, ($7,500).
* Open Learning Agency of Australia: ‘Innovation and Quality Enhancement Grant’ to convert
Open Learning Course: `International Politics: An Australian Perspective' to CD ROM,
1993, ($50,000).
* Open Learning Agency of Australia: Grant to Develop and Teach: `International Politics: An
Australian Perspective' by Flexible Delivery on ABC Radio National, 1993, ($16,000).
* Open Learning Agency of Australia: Grant to Develop and Teach: `Asian-Pacific Politics' by
Flexible Delivery, Courses 1 & 2, 1994, ($15,000).
* Open Learning Agency of Australia: Grant to Develop and Teach: `Politics of the Americas'
by Flexible Delivery, 1994, ($7,500).
* Open Learning Agency of Australia: ‘Innovation and Quality Enhancement Grant’ to convert
Open Learning Course: `International Politics: An Australian Perspective' to CD ROM,
1993, ($50,000).
* Open Learning Agency of Australia: Grant to Develop and Teach: `International Politics: An
Australian Perspective' by Flexible Delivery on ABC Radio National, 1993, ($16,000).
I (Dr Ivan Molloy) am available for research consultancy/contract research work in areas of Terrorism, Security, Guerrilla Movements and Revolutionary Studies, Asian-Pacific Politics, International Relations, Pacific Politics, US Foreign Policy, Australian Domestic and International Politics, Human rights and the Philosophy of International Relations.
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