|
Stephen Bruce Mutch, Ph.D., LL.B.
(UNSW)
Stephen Bruce
Mutch PhD, LLB, (UNSW) is a lawyer of
the Supreme Court of New South Wales and
Honorary Associate and Lecturer in the
Department of Politics and International
Relations, Macquarie University, Sydney,
where he convenes or teaches in courses on
public policy, Australian foreign
policy, international political violence and
the international system. He also conducts a
colloquium on Religion, Secularism and the
State for the Macquarie Global Leadership
Program. A former member of the NSW
Legislative Council (State Senate) and then
the Australian House of Representatives,
Stephen served in parliament from 1988 to
1998. His doctoral thesis is entitled
"Cults, Religion and Public Policy". Dr
Mutch is also the Patron of Cult Information
and Family Support Inc (CIFS), a Sydney
based support and information network for
those with family members and friends in
high demand groups.
Conference 2004 AB: Draft Agenda
Conference 2006 CO: Conference Handbook with agenda, bios, & abstracts
Conference 2007: Brussels Home - Bruxelles Page d'acceuil
Conference 2008: Philadelphia home
Conference 2009: Geneva, Switzerland home
Mutch, Stephen B., Ph.D., LL.B.: "Cultism, Terrorism, and Homeland Security" - Abstract
Mutch, Stephen, Ph.D., L.L.B. (UNSW): "Cultish Religious Sects and Politics: The Brethren v. Green Contest and Other Controversies Involving Minor Religious Sects Down Under" - Abstract
Mutch, Stephen: "Cults and Religious Privileges in England and Australia" - abstract
|
