Richard Reid

Dr. Richard Reid is a Researcher affiliated with the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences, working within the Policy & Governance Program and collaborating with the Strategic & Defence Studies Centre and Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs. His research focuses on political movements, democratic governance, and historical political analysis. He holds a PhD and has contributed to peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes.

• Education: PhD (specific field unspecified)

His research interests include elections, government policy, rhetoric in politics, administrative structures, and financial crisis impacts on governance. His recent work examines Australia’s Community Independents Movement and its implications for representative democracy. He has published on topics ranging from citizen-led democratic reforms to historical figures like Lansdowne.

Reid’s articles highlight trends in democratic evolution, political biography, and the intersection of history with contemporary governance challenges. He has explored how modern movements reshape political landscapes and how historical frameworks inform current policy debates.

No scientific awards are listed, but his work demonstrates significant scholarly engagement. His research has been cited 92 times, with an h-index of 5.

Reid has not listed advisees or grants in the provided data. His affiliations include cross-disciplinary collaborations within ANU’s political science and Asia Pacific studies programs.