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Professor Helen Ross

Professor

School of Agriculture and Food Sciences
Faculty of Science
helen.ross@uq.edu.au
+61 7 54601 648
+61 7 336 52062

Overview

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Arts (Honours), University of Tasmania
  • Master of Science, London School of Economics and Political Science
  • Doctor of Philosophy, London School of Economics and Political Science

Publications

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Grants

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Supervision

  • Protecting agribusiness by improving the onshore gas industry's best practice methods of co-existence under current governance frameworks

    Doctor Philosophy

  • THE ROLE OF INFRASTRUCTURE IN IMPROVING LOCAL ECONOMY AND RURAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME: A STUDY IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN INDONESIA

    Doctor Philosophy

  • Adolescent Food Environment and Wellbeing: understanding attitudes and food choice predictors in different learning environments.

    Doctor Philosophy

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Publications

Book

Book Chapter

  • Changes in the nature of the Cat Ba Forest social-ecological systems

    Nguyen, A. T. T., Jacobson, C. and Ross, H. (2017). Changes in the nature of the Cat Ba Forest social-ecological systems. In Mai Van Thanh, Tran Duc Vien, Stephen J. Leisz and Ganesh Shivakoti (Ed.), Redefining diversity and dynamics of natural resources management in Asia. Volume 2, Upland natural resources and social ecological systems in northern Vietnam (pp. 177-192) San Diego, CA, United States: Elsevier. doi:10.1016/B978-0-12-805453-6.00011-5

  • Collaboration challenges in addressing natural resource management problems: Australian regional case studies

    Ross, Helen, Bellamy, Jennifer and Head, Brian (2016). Collaboration challenges in addressing natural resource management problems: Australian regional case studies. In Richard D. Margerum and Cathy J. Robinson (Ed.), The challenges of collaboration in environmental governance: barriers and responses (pp. 175-195) Cheltenham United Kingdom: Edward Elgar Publishing.

  • Water allocation, social change and resilience

    Ross, Helen, Driml, Sally and Zarezadeh, Zohreh (2012). Water allocation, social change and resilience. In John Quiggin, Thilak Mallawaarachchi and Sarah Chambers (Ed.), Water Policy Reform: Lessons in Sustainability from the Murray-Darling Basin (pp. 170-191) Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar.

  • Ego-resilience and psychological wellness in rural communities

    Buikstra, Elizabeth, Rogers-Clark, Cath, Ross, Helen, Hegney, Desley, King, Christine, Baker, Peter and McLachlan, Kath (2011). Ego-resilience and psychological wellness in rural communities. In Marek J. Celinski and Kathryn M. Gow (Ed.), Continuity Versus Creative Response to Challenge: The Primacy of Resilience and Resourcefulness in Life and Therapy (pp. 273-290) New York, United States: Nova Science Publishers.

  • A Framework for Designing Co-operative Management for the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area

    Ross, H. and Innes, J. (2005). A Framework for Designing Co-operative Management for the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. In Leticia Merino and Jim Robson (Ed.), Managing the Commons: Conservation of biodiversity First ed. (pp. 46-53) Mexico: CSMSS, The Christensen Fund, Ford Foundation.

  • Enabling governance for sustainable development

    Meppem, T., Bellamy, J. and Ross, Angela, H. (2005). Enabling governance for sustainable development. In Appraising sustainable development: Water management and environmental challenges (pp. 156-175) New Delhi, India: Oxford University Press.

  • Reframing Issues in Rural Development: Women's insights into sustainability and their implications for government

    Ross, A.H. and McCartney, F. (2005). Reframing Issues in Rural Development: Women's insights into sustainability and their implications for government. In Robyn Eversole and John Martin (Ed.), Participation and Governance in Regional Development: Global trends in an Australian context 1 ed. (pp. 179-193) England: Ashgate Publishing Ltd.

  • Environmental Mediation

    Ross, A.H. (2003). Environmental Mediation. In Henk A Becker and Frank Vanclay (Ed.), The International Handbook of Social Impact Assessment 1 ed. (pp. 296-314) United Kingdom: Edward Elgar Publishing Limited.

  • Institutions and Processes for Resource and Environmental Management in the Indigenous Domain

    Orchard, K., Ross, .A.H. and Young, E. (2003). Institutions and Processes for Resource and Environmental Management in the Indigenous Domain. In Dovers, Stephen and Wild River, Su (Ed.), Managing Australia's Environment First ed. (pp. 413-441) Sydney: The Federation Press.

  • Sustainability and Aboriginal Housing

    Ross, A.H. (2002). Sustainability and Aboriginal Housing. In Birkeland, Janis (Ed.), Design for Sustainability: A Sourcebook of Integrated Eco-logical Solutions 1st ed. ed. (pp. 138-142) London: Earthscan.

  • Town camps: in sickness and in health?

    Ross, Helen (2002). Town camps: in sickness and in health?. In Gordon Briscoe and Len Smith (Ed.), The Aboriginal population revisited: 70,000 years to the present (pp. 41-49) Canberra, Australia: Aboriginal History Incorporated.

  • Social Impact Assessment: Coronation Hill

    Ross, A. H. (2001). Social Impact Assessment: Coronation Hill. In Baker, R., Davies, J. and Young, E. (Ed.), Working on Country: Contemporary Indigenous Management of Australia's Lands and Coastal Regions (pp. 320-336) Melbourne: Oxford University Press.

  • The Commonwealth's Resource Management and Social Assessment: Trapped in an epistemological corner?

    Ross, A.H. and Lane, M. (2001). The Commonwealth's Resource Management and Social Assessment: Trapped in an epistemological corner?. In Dale, Allan and Lane, Marcus (Ed.), Social Assessment in Natural Resource Management Institutions 1 ed. (pp. 93-104) Melbourne: CSIRO Publishing.

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Grants (Administered at UQ)

PhD and MPhil Supervision

Current Supervision

  • Protecting agribusiness by improving the onshore gas industry's best practice methods of co-existence under current governance frameworks

    Doctor Philosophy — Principal Advisor

    Other advisors:

  • THE ROLE OF INFRASTRUCTURE IN IMPROVING LOCAL ECONOMY AND RURAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME: A STUDY IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN INDONESIA

    Doctor Philosophy — Principal Advisor

    Other advisors:

  • Adolescent Food Environment and Wellbeing: understanding attitudes and food choice predictors in different learning environments.

    Doctor Philosophy — Principal Advisor

  • Inclusive Engagement and Development: an Indigenous Perspective on Business, Sustainable and Community Development

    Doctor Philosophy — Principal Advisor

  • Learning how to manage for resilience - strategically monitoring for adaptive governance of social ecological systems

    Doctor Philosophy — Principal Advisor

    Other advisors:

  • The economics of greater use of the renewable energy sources of rural community development in small islands

    Doctor Philosophy — Principal Advisor

  • Adoption of agricultural innovations in Solomon Islands: farmers' response, innovativeness and adaptation to strategies for agriculture development

    Doctor Philosophy — Principal Advisor

    Other advisors:

  • The role of agricultural extension services and farmers¿ practices in meeting smallholder farmers¿ needs in China

    Doctor Philosophy — Associate Advisor

    Other advisors:

  • Potential opportunities of improving smallholder livelihoods through organic vegetable production in Vietnam

    Doctor Philosophy — Associate Advisor

    Other advisors:

  • Sustainable Smallholder Farming Clusters in the Philippines: Why do some fail while others survive?

    Doctor Philosophy — Associate Advisor

    Other advisors:

  • Assessing the performance of a local food system utilising a systems approach: A case study of El Nido, Palawan (Philippines)

    Doctor Philosophy — Associate Advisor

    Other advisors:

Completed Supervision

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