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Dr. Lorraine Cherney is an Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Political Science and International Studies, The University of Queensland. Her work spans gambling regulation, public value frameworks, and countering violent extremism (CVE), with a focus on policy design and implementation.
- University: The University of Queensland
- Academic Rank: Research Fellow
- Email: l.cherney@uq.edu.au
Research Interests:
Cherney’s scholarship explores regulatory governance, emphasizing the role of non-state actors and state-level gambling policy enforcement. She investigates how public values shape administrative decisions in pluralistic environments, advocating for agonistic approaches in complex settings. Her CVE research includes data collection manuals and evaluation indicators, funded by the Department of Home Affairs.
Publications and Contributions:
Her 15 most recent works (2004–2024) highlight trends in online gambling behavior, regulatory capacity-building, and CVE strategies. Notable collaborations include co-authored articles on ATM use in gambling venues and public value education through animation.
- Public Value: Frameworks, workshops, and agonistic governance
- Gambling Regulation: Digital and venue-level controls, consumer protection
- CVE Research: Evaluation metrics, data analysis protocols
Additional Contributions:
Cherney’s PhD thesis (2020) and research reports (2018–2019) provide case studies on Queensland’s regulatory design. She has contributed to policy training materials and empirical studies on gambling harm reduction, often employing qualitative and mixed-method approaches.
