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Dr. Peter Phipps is a Senior Lecturer at RMIT University's School of Global, Urban and Social Studies (GUSS), specializing in global cultural studies, postcolonialism, and Indigenous relations. He serves as Director of the Honours program and is a founding member of the Centre for Global Research. Phipps holds a PhD from the University of Melbourne, focusing on postcolonial theory, and conducted postgraduate training at UC Berkeley. His research spans Indigenous festivals, cultural globalization, and urban multiculturalism, with projects in Australia, PNG, and the Balkans.
Education: Postgraduate studies at the University of California, Berkeley; PhD in Anthropology from the University of Melbourne. Research interests include cultural politics, national identities, and transnational Indigenous networks. He has advised on projects such as 'US-China arms race implications on South Asia' and 'China's Caribbean foreign policy.'
Publications highlight themes like Indigenous sovereignty, multicultural urban policies, and ethical research practices. His work with organizations such as the UNDP and Warlayirti Art Centre underscores engagement with global-local intersections. Phipps' research emphasizes cultural diplomacy, festival politics, and the impact of globalization on identity formation.
Supervision focuses on topics ranging from nuclear policy history to diasporic belonging, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach. No specific awards are mentioned, but his contributions to policy recommendations and international consultancies highlight his applied academic impact.
