RESEARCH THEMES AND PUBLICATIONS
The following are some major themes that span the research of MOCS members.
- Australian military and security contexts
- Civil military relations theory
- Gender and family dynamics in Defence
- Military abuse, scandal and ethics
- Military identity and remembrance
- Military to civilian transition

Australian military and security contexts
Black, M. and Dortmans, P. (2022) ‘Not so quiet on the Southern Front’ The Interpreter, 18 February.
Jevglevskaja, N. and Baggiarini, B. (2021) ‘Future all-volunteer force: the impact of artificial intelligence on recruitment and retention strategies’, Australian Journal of Defence and Strategic Studies, 3(1): 175-200.
Civil military relations theory
Carter, C. A. (2021). Cultural Characteristics of the Australian Civil-Military Relationship.
Gender and family dynamics in Defence
Military abuse, scandal and ethics
Crompvoets, S. (2021) Blood Lust, Trust & Blame. Melbourne: Monash University Press.
Military identity and remembrance
Baggiarini, B. and Rupka, S. (2020). ‘Remembering the Drone Wars: High Technology Warfare and the Trauma Lacuna’. Social Research: An International Quarterly 87(3), 763-786.
Military to civilian transition