Associate ProfessorTanya King
Associate Professor, Anthropology
Faculty of Arts and Education/School of Humanities and Social Sciences/Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation
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- Associate Professor, AnthropologyFaculty of Arts and Education/School of Humanities and Social Sciences/Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation
- +61 3 522 72149 (Work)
- Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus, 75 Pigdons Road, Waurn Ponds, Victoria 3216
RESEARCH INTERESTS
anthropology; political ecology; practice theory; corporeal knowledge /
embodiment; marine environments, commercial wild-catch fishing; NRM conflict,
gender, pedagogy, science communication, potable water.
Knowledge Areas
anthropology; political ecology; practice theory; corporeal knowledge /
embodiment; marine environments, commercial wild-catch fishing; NRM conflict,
gender, pedagogy, science communication, potable water.
Projects
Principal Investigator:
2019 - Corangamite Catchment Management Authority. Analysis of Existing Survey
Data. Principal Investigator. $3,000.
2017 - Fisheries Research and Development Corporation. Social Matters
Principal Investigator. $10,003 (adding to $10,000 internal Deakin funding
from Arts/Ed Research).
2016 - Fisheries Research and Development Corporation. Sustainable Fishing
Families - Developing industry human capital through health, wellbeing, safety
and resilience. Principal Investigator. With scholars from the National Centre
of Farmer Health, University of Tasmania and University of Exeter, UK -
$131,951
2012 - Fisheries Research and Development Corporation. Staying Healthy -
Industry organisations' influence on behaviours and services used by fishers.
Principal Investigator. With scholars from University of Tasmania and
University of Sydney (Sue Kilpatrick and Karen Wallis) - $102,000
2010 - National Centre of Excellence in Desalination. Public perceptions of,
and responses to, desalination in Australia. Principal Investigator. With
scholars from Victoria University and Murdoch University (John Cary, Renato
Shibeci, Kristina Murphy, Kevin O'Toole, Adrian Fisher, Geoff Syme [Edith
Cowan University]) - $375,000 ($70,000 industry contribution) ($158,293 cash
to Deakin).
Co-Investigator:
2020 - Our Marine Parks. HASS lead on interdisciplinary and multi-industry-
partnered grant, Transforming Our Connection, Understanding and Value of
Marine Parks through Immersive Virtual Experiences. $345,000.
2012 - Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. Too Big To
Ignore - Global Partnership for the Future of Small-Scale Fisheries, With
dozens of scholars from around the world (Principal Investigator is Ratana
Chuenpagdee, Memorial University, Newfoundland). - CAN$2.5 million
embodiment; marine environments, commercial wild-catch fishing; NRM conflict,
gender, pedagogy, science communication, potable water.
Knowledge Areas
anthropology; political ecology; practice theory; corporeal knowledge /
embodiment; marine environments, commercial wild-catch fishing; NRM conflict,
gender, pedagogy, science communication, potable water.
Projects
Principal Investigator:
2019 - Corangamite Catchment Management Authority. Analysis of Existing Survey
Data. Principal Investigator. $3,000.
2017 - Fisheries Research and Development Corporation. Social Matters
Principal Investigator. $10,003 (adding to $10,000 internal Deakin funding
from Arts/Ed Research).
2016 - Fisheries Research and Development Corporation. Sustainable Fishing
Families - Developing industry human capital through health, wellbeing, safety
and resilience. Principal Investigator. With scholars from the National Centre
of Farmer Health, University of Tasmania and University of Exeter, UK -
$131,951
2012 - Fisheries Research and Development Corporation. Staying Healthy -
Industry organisations' influence on behaviours and services used by fishers.
Principal Investigator. With scholars from University of Tasmania and
University of Sydney (Sue Kilpatrick and Karen Wallis) - $102,000
2010 - National Centre of Excellence in Desalination. Public perceptions of,
and responses to, desalination in Australia. Principal Investigator. With
scholars from Victoria University and Murdoch University (John Cary, Renato
Shibeci, Kristina Murphy, Kevin O'Toole, Adrian Fisher, Geoff Syme [Edith
Cowan University]) - $375,000 ($70,000 industry contribution) ($158,293 cash
to Deakin).
Co-Investigator:
2020 - Our Marine Parks. HASS lead on interdisciplinary and multi-industry-
partnered grant, Transforming Our Connection, Understanding and Value of
Marine Parks through Immersive Virtual Experiences. $345,000.
2012 - Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. Too Big To
Ignore - Global Partnership for the Future of Small-Scale Fisheries, With
dozens of scholars from around the world (Principal Investigator is Ratana
Chuenpagdee, Memorial University, Newfoundland). - CAN$2.5 million
GRANTS
- CONTRACT RESEARCHConnecting Communities to Better Understand and Support Management of MPAS.26 Nov 2020 - 30 Apr 2023People funded by this grant:
- Cardilini A,
- Ierodiaconou D,
- King T,
- Miller K,
- Bangay S
- CONTRACT RESEARCHCorangamite Catchment Management Authority Survey Analysis.21 Jun 2019 - 31 Oct 2019People funded by this grant:
- Tanya King
- GRANTInvestigating community attitudes to direct and indirect potable reuse.27 Feb 2019 - 26 Feb 2023People funded by this grant:
- Tanya King
- CONTRACT RESEARCHSocial Matters - Social science and the Australian seafood industry: Our past, our future.29 Jan 2018 - 30 May 2018People funded by this grant:
- Tanya King
- CONTRACT RESEARCHDeveloping industry human capital through health, wellbeing, safety and resilience1 Jul 2016 - 29 Sep 2017People funded by this grant:
- King T,
- Brumby S
- CONTRACT RESEARCHStaying healthy: Industry organisations' influence on behaviours and services used by fishers1 Aug 2012 - 5 May 2014People funded by this grant:
- Tanya King
- GRANTUnderstanding public perceptions of desalination in Victoria25 Oct 2011 - 30 Nov 2011People funded by this grant:
- King T,
- Donaldson J
- COLLABORATIVE GRANTPublic Perception of, and response to, desalination in Australia1 Sep 2010 - 31 May 2012People funded by this grant:
- Tanya King