Research & Publications

Domestic violence is a human epidemic of power and control, not a gendered war, and until we stop erasing half the victims and half the perpetrators, nothing will change. This independent report is also summarised on YouTube. 

The Tasmanian Welfare Workforce is a female-dominated industry that attracts people high in empathy. Studies have shown that when high numbers of women work together, they are more likely to experience bullying behaviour. The present study aimed to understand this concept and how bullying behaviour by females, toward females, can be psychologically harmful.

A public value framework has the potential to be used to measure outcomes in the community sector; however, real-world application is still required. This study provided evidence of a public value framework having the potential to be applied as an outcome measurement tool for CSOs.

This PhD thesis examined the presence and impact of female primary psychopaths in the Australian Community Services Sector (CSS) workplaces, through a mixed-method approach that engaged victims of toxic workplace behaviour by women.

Through the lens of Kuhn's ideas concerning scientific paradigms, this paper examines two fields of research where findings were previously rejected by their disciplines: firstly, the existence of bacteria in the human stomach as a cause of ulcers, and secondly, the existence of psychopaths in corporations as a cause of organisational dysfunction.