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Dr Anne Aly

Adjunct Senior Lecturer

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Staff Qualifications

  • Graduate Diploma in Language Studies, Edith Cowan University .
  • PhD (Doctoral Degree), Edith Cowan University, 2008 .
  • Master of Education, Edith Cowan University, 1996 .

Research

Recent Research Grants

  • Benchmarking smoking uptake in Western Australian immigrant adolescents,  Healthway (WA Health Promotion Foundation),  Healthway - Grant(**),  2010,  $-273.
  • Development and Evaluation of an Ethnicity Data Collection Tool to Inform Health Practice - CaLD Background Women with Co-morbidity,  Womens Health Care Association Inc,  Grant(**),  2010,  $11,333.
  • Development and Evaluation of an Ethnicity Data Collection Tool to Inform Health Practice - CaLD Background Women with Co-morbidity,  Womens Health Care Association Inc,  Grant,  2009,  $6,667.
  • Benchmarking smoking uptake in Western Australian immigrant adolescents,  Healthway (WA Health Promotion Foundation),  Grant,  2008,  $19,981.

Recent Publications (within the last five years)

Books

  • Aly, A., (2010), A Study of Audience Responses to the Media Discourse about the ?Other?: The Fear of Terrorism between Australian Muslims and the Broader Community., 428, London.

Book Chapters

  • Aly, A., (2010), Fear, victimisation and identity: The community victimisation perspective and social inclusion of Australian Muslims. Muslims in Australia: The dynamics of exclusion and inclusion, 79-95, Melbourne.
  • Aly, A., (2009), Lessons from the Past: The Historical Roots of Militant Islamic Ideology and its Influence on Contemporary Jihadist Movements. Doomed to Repeat?: Terrorism and the Lessons of History, 115-133, Washington, D.C..
  • Aly, A., (2009), Media Hegemony, Activism and Identity: Muslim Women Representing Muslim Women. Beyond the Hijab Debates: New Conversations on Gender, Race and Religion., 18-30, Newcastle.
  • Aly, A., (2008), Lessons from the Past: The Historical roots of militant Islamic ideology and its influence on contemporary jihadist movements. Doomed to Repeat? Terrorism and the Lessons of History, 115- 131, Washington DC.
  • Aly, A., (2008), Media hegemony, activism and identity: Muslim women reconstructing the media discourse on the hijab. Beyond the Hijab Debates: New conversations on gender, race and religion, 18-31, Cambridge.

Journal Articles

  • Aly, A., Green, L., (2010), Fear, anxiety and the state of terror. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, 33(3), 268-281, DOI: 10.1080/10576100903555796.
  • Aly, A., (2010), Shifting Positions to the Media Discourse on Terrorism: Critical points in Audience Members? Meaning Making Experiences. Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy: quarterly journal of media research and resources, 134(March), 31-45.
  • Aly, A., (2009), The Terrorists? Audience: A Model of Internet Radicalisation. The Journal of the Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers, 17(1), 3-18.
  • Aly, A., (2009), An Intervention to Increase Positive Attitudes and Address Misconceptions About Australian Muslims: A Call for Education and Open Mindedness. The Australian Community Psychologist, 21(2), 81- 93, Australia.
  • Pedersen, A., Aly, A., Hartley, L., McGarty, C., (2009), An Intervention to Increase Positive Attitudes and Address Misconceptions About Australian Muslims: A Call for Education and Open Mindedness. Australian Community Psychologist: The official journal of the APS College Of Community Psychologists, 21(2), 81- 93, Australia.
  • Aly, A., Green, L., (2008), Less Than Equal: Secularism, Religious Pluralism and Privilege. M/C Journal, 11(2), 14p, Kelvin Grove, Queensland.
  • Aly, A., Green, L., (2008), Moderate Islam': Defining the Good Citizen. M/C Journal, 10/11(6/1), 7p.

Conference Publications

  • Aly, A., (2010), The Internet as Ideological Battleground. Proceedings of the SECAU Congress: First Australian Counter Terrorism Conference, 1-6, Perth, Western Australia.
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