Dr Peter Hancock
Senior Lecturer
| Telephone: | (61 8) 6304 5804 |
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| Email: | p.hancock@ecu.edu.au |
| Campus: | Joondalup |
| Room: | JO4.105 |
Current Teaching
- CSV3111 - Community Development
- CSV3114 - Social Research and Program Evaluation
Background
- 1980-1983 NSW Fire Brigade (Fire-fighter)
- 1984-1993 Truck Driver/Labourer
- 1998-2000 Lecturer Deakin University – International Development Studies
- 2000-Present Senior Lecturer Edith Cowan University – Social Sciences
Awards and Recognition
- 1995 Graduated with ‘Distinction’ BA Social Science
- 1996 Graduated with First Class Honors
Research Areas and Interests
- Anthropology
- Community development
- Gender and development
- Program evaluation
- International development
- Sociology and social policy
- Gender and empowerment in Export Processing Zones in developing nations
- Social program evaluation
Staff Qualifications
- Bachelor of Arts Honours, Curtin University of Technology .
- Doctor of Philosophy, Edith Cowan University .
Research
Recent Research Grants
- Gender, Status and Empowerment: A study among women who work in Sri Lanka's Export Processing Zones (EPZs), AusAID, Grant, 2011, $1,950.
- Gender, Status and Empowerment: A study among women who work in Sri Lanka's Export Processing Zones (EPZs), AusAID, Grant(**), 2010, $37,050.
- Gender, Status and Empowerment: A study among women who work in Sri Lanka's Export Processing Zones (EPZs), AusAID, Grant, 2009, $46,200.
- Evaluation of the City of Stirling Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Youth, Sport and Leisure Project, Dept of Sport & Recreation WA, Grant, 2009, $12,292.
- Evaluation of the Integrated Services Centre (ISC) Pilot Project, Office of Multicultural Interests WA, Grant, 2008, $16,062.
- Evaluation of the City of Stirling Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Youth, Sport and Leisure Project, Dept of Sport & Recreation WA, Grant, 2008, $12,292.
- Research of Participation in Organised Sport and Recreation by People from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CaLD) Backgrounds, Dept of Sport & Recreation WA, Grant, 2008, $29,270.
- Gender, Status and Empowerment: A study among women who work in Sri Lanka's Export Processing Zones (EPZs), AusAID, Grant, 2008, $46,400.
- Evaluation of the same sex domestic abuse group training program, Same Sex Domestic Abuse Group Incorporated, Grant, 2007, $1,252.
- Young People's Participation in Communities (Indicators and Performance Measures) - Scoping Study, National Youth Affairs Research Scheme, Grant, 2007, $20,000.
- Evaluation of the City of Stirling Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Youth, Sport and Leisure Project, Dept of Sport & Recreation WA, Grant, 2007, $22,349.
- Evaluation of the Integrated Services Centre (ISC) Pilot Project, Office of Multicultural Interests WA, Grant, 2007, $16,062.
- Leadership, Cohesion and Action, Peel South West Division of General Practice, Grant, 2006, $15,000.
- Evaluation of the same sex domestic abuse group training program, Same Sex Domestic Abuse Group Incorporated, Grant, 2006, $3,202.
- Evaluation of the Australian Red Cross Commonwealth Carer Respite Centres Older Carers Program, Australian Red Cross WA, Grant, 2005, $961.
- Leadership, Cohesion and Action, Peel South West Division of General Practice, Grant, 2005, $44,916.
- Leadership, Cohesion and Action, Peel South West Division of General Practice, Grant, 2004, $30,000.
Recent Publications (within the last five years)
Book Chapters
- Hancock, P., (2008), The Utility of Qualitative Research: A Study of Gender Empowerment in Sri Lanka. Qualitative Urban Analysis: An International Perspective, 9(11), 177-196, Oxford UK.
- Hancock, P., (2008), Rural Women Earning Income in Indonesian Factories: the Impact on Gender Relations. Southeast Asian Development: Critical Concepts in the Social Sciences, 11(10), 216-224, London.
- Hancock, P., (2008), The Walking Ghosts of West Java. Southeast Asian Development: Critical Concepts in the Social Sciences, 11(59), 206-215, London.
Journal Articles
- Hancock, P., Moore, J., Middleton, S., (2011), A Quantitative Study of Women in Sri Lanka?s Export Processing Zones: Capital accumulation and Social Investment. Labour and management in development, 12(1), 17p..
- Hancock, P., (2009), Gender status and empowerment: A study among women who work in a Sri Lankan Export Processing Zone (EPZ). Journal of Developing Societies, 25(4), 393-420, United Kingdom, DOI: 10.1177/0169796X0902500401.
- Hancock, P., Cooper, T., Bahn, S., (2009), Co Location Of Services for refugees: An Evaluation Of Pilot Program In Western Australia. Asian and Pacific Migration Journal, 18(4), 519-538, Philippines.
- Hancock, P., Middleton, S., Moore, J., (2009), Export Processing Zones (EPZs), globalisation, feminised labour markets and working conditions: A study of Sri Lankan EPZ workers. Labour and management in development, 10(2009), 22p., Sydney, Australia.
- Hancock, P., Cooper, T., Bahn, S., (2009), Evaluation of a Youth CaLD (Cultural and Linguistically Diverse) Sports Program in Western Australia: Resettling Refugees Using Sport as a Conduit to Integration. Tamara Journal for Critical Organization Inquiry, 8(8.2), 159-172, United States.
- Guilfoyle, A., Hancock, P., (2009), Discourses and Refugees' Social Inclusion: Introduction to Method and Issues. Tamara Journal for Critical Organization Inquiry, 8(8.2), 123-134, United States.
- Georgiou, J., Hancock, P., (2009), Quality of Life Indicators: The objective-subjective inter-relationship that exists within one's place of residence in old age. Asian Social Science, 5(9), 3-20, Canada.
- Hancock, P., Cooper, T., Bahn, S., (2009), Evaluation of the Integrated Services Pilot Program from Western Australia. Evaluation and Program Planning, 32(3), 238-246, Jonathan A Morell, DOI: 10.1016/j.evalprogplan.2008.12.001.
- Georgiou, J., Hancock, P., (2009), Assessing and Improving Quality of Life Indicators and Assessments: a case study of an adult day care centre. Asia Pacific Journal of Health Management, 4(2), 12-22, Sydney NSW.
Conference Publications
- Moore, J., Hancock, P., Middleton, S., (2010), Contributions to Sri Lanka?s development trajectory: economic contributions, empowerment and social inclusion among women workers in export processing zones. TASA 2010 Conference Proceedings: Social Causes, Private Lives, 11p, Sydney, Australia.
Creative Works
- Hancock, P., Middleton, S., Moore, J., Edirisinghe, I., (2011), Gender, Status and Empowerment: A study among women who work in Sri Lanka?s Export Processing Zones (EPZs) - Final report., Sri Lanka.
- Hancock, P., Parker, I., Middleton, S., Moore, J., Edirisinghe, I., (2011), Re-thinking Gender, Empowerment and Equity - Policy Brief., Perth, Western Australia.
Research Student Supervision
Principal Supervisor
- Doctor of Philosophy, Literacy For Livelihoods: A Case Study Of The Impact Of Formal And Informal Literacy Programs In The Nangi Village, Rural Nepal.
- Master of Social Science, The Political Origins And Development Of Australia's People Smuggling Legislation: Evil Smugglers Or Extreme Rhetoric.
Associate Supervisor
- Doctor of Philosophy, Speaking In Thai, Dreaming In Isan: Thai Television And Emerging Identities Of Lao Isan Youth Living In Northeast Thailand.