Dylan Kissane

University of South Australia

CEFAM (Centre d'Etudes Franco-Americain de Management)

Expertise

International Relations Theory
Post-Cold War International Politics
Complexity in International Relations
International Politics in the Asia-Pacific
International Security

Courses/Seminars

Honors & Awards

Australian Postgraduate Award
2006 University Medal
2005 University Medal
Charles Dow Memorial Prize
BJ Murphy Bursary
Chancellor's Letter of Commendation (2002, 2003 & 2004)
Dean's Merit List (2003 & 2004)

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Peer Reviewed Articles

Kevin07, Web 2.0 and Young Voters at the 2007 Australian Federal Election, CEU Political Science Journal (2009)

Forecasting the Storm: Power Cycle Theory and Conflict in the Major Power System, Europolis (2008)

Offensive Realism and Central & Eastern Europe after the Cold War, CEU Political Science Journal (2007)

A Chaotic Theory of International Relations? The Possibility for Theoretical Revolution in International Politics, Revistă de ştiinţe politice (2007)

The Balkan Bullet with Butterfly Wings, CEU Political Science Journal (2006)

2015 and the Rise of China: Power Cycle Analysis and the Implications for Australia, Security Challenges (2005)

Books

Tracking Power and Predicting Conflict (2008)

Popular Press

Who's whitewashing the black armband view of history?, The Australian (2008)

China: Re-emerging, Not Rising, VOX: The Periodical of Politics, Economics and Philosophy (2008)

Italy Shrinks, Work|Out (2007)

Get Yourself Connected (with Stephan Schatzmann), Zoon Politikon (2006)

Working Papers

The Illusion of Anarchy: Chaos, Complexity and the Origins of World War One (2006)

Curves, Conflict and Critical Points: Rethinking Power Cycle Theory for the 21st Century (2005)

Conference Papers

Thinking about Power in a Complex System, 2nd Global International Studies Conference (2008)

Chasing the Youth Vote: Kevin07, Web 2.0 and the 2007 Australian Federal Election, Royal Holloway, University of London (2008)

Of the Problems in and the Possibilities for Mapping International Chaos, 3rd Annual Graduate Conference in Political Science in Memory of Yitzhak Rabin (2008)

Designed for Difficulties: A Case Study of the Institutional Design of a European Level Youth Lobby Group from a Post-Socialist State (with Zoe Onutu), epsNet Plenary Conference (2007)

Terror on the TGV? The Terrorist Threat to France's High Speed Train Network, American Graduate School of International Relations and Diplomacy (2007)

Realist Theory and Central & Eastern Europe after the Cold War, Central European University (2007)

Beyond Anarchy and Interdependence: New Thinking about an Old System, American Graduate School of International Relations and Diplomacy (2006)

The Illusion of Anarchy: Chaos, Complexity and the Origins of World War One, Central European University (2006)

Forecasting the Storm: Power Cycle Theory and Conflict in the Major Power System, University of South Australia (2005)

Other

Review: What Makes a Terrorist: Economics and the Roots of Terrorism, by Alan Krueger (2008)

Russia and China: The (Re)Emergent Great Powers and the Impact in the World System (with Jorge Nascimento Rodrigues) (2008)

Foreword - Going Green: The Environment in Politics and Practice (2007)

Review: 'China Shakes the World: The Rise of a Hungry Nation, by James Kynge' (2007)

Review: 'Power Shift: China and Asia's New Dynamics, edited by David Shambaugh' (2006)

Difficult Choices: An Australian Perspective on the International Role of the European Union in the Twenty-First Century (2006)

Collision Course: China, the US and Power Transition in the Asia-Pacific (2006)