Date of award, winner, title and subsequent publication.
2004 Tania Dommett, ÔSoft Power in Global PoliticsÕ
2001 Katrina Lee Koo, ÔConfronting a Disciplinary Blindness: Women, War and Rape in the International Politics of SecurityÕ, AJPS 37 (3): 525Ð36.
1999 Natasha Cortis, ÔGender and the Re-evaluation of Human Service Work: Pay Equity in New South WalesÕ, AJPS 35 (1) 49Ð62.
1997 Sharon Broughton and Sonia Palmieri, ÔGendered Contributions to Parliamentary Debates: The Case of EuthanasiaÕ, AJPS 34 (1): 29Ð45.
1995 Helen
Irving, ÔEqual Opportunity, Equal Representation and Equal Rights: What
Republicanism offers to Australian WomenÕ, AJPS
31 (1): 37Ð50.
1993 Susan
Blackburn, ÔGender Interests and Indonesian DemocracyÕ, AJPS 29 (3): 556Ð74.
1991 Tony Smith, ÔGumshoes or Galoshes? The Case of Contemporary Australian Women Crime WritersÕ
1989 Prize not awarded, two entries highly commended: Meg Montague, ÔAt a SnailÕs Pace: The Development of Policy towards a WomenÕs Employment Strategy in VictoriaÕ and K. V. Blake, ÔThe Government of ReasonÕ.
1986 Ann Villiers, ÔLegislating for WomenÕs Rights and Conservative RhetoricÑLessons for FeministsÕ, Australian Quarterly 59 (2): 128Ð44.
1984 Clare
Burton, ÔPublic and Private Concerns in Academic
InstitutionsÕ Politics
20 (1): 59Ð64.
and
Desley Deacon, ÔState Formation, The New Middle Class and the Dual Labour Market: Women Clerks in an Australian Bureaucracy 1880Ð1930Õ, published as ÔAustralian Bureaucracy 1880Ð1930 and the Dual Labour MarketÕ, Australian Quarterly 57 (1&2): 32Ð46.
1983 Desley
Deacon, ÔPolitical Arithmetic: The Nineteenth Century Census and
the Construction of the Dependent WomanÕ, Signs 11 (1): 27Ð47. Reprinted in Barbara Laslett et al, Gender and Scientific Authority Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1996.
1982 Sara Dowse, ÔThe WomenÕs MovementÕs Fandango with the StateÕ, Australian Quarterly 54 (4): 324Ð45. Reprinted in Cora V, Baldock and Bettina Cass (eds) Women, Social Welfare and the State in Australia, Sydney, Allen & Unwin, 1983; 2nd edn 1988.