About

Dr Addison is a social-ecological systems scientist, and senior lecturer. Her research interests include environmental/social and economic trade-offs in development, development futures, resource institutions, the livelihood/conservation nexus, off-reserve conservation and strategies for managing variability and uncertainty.

With colleagues, she is working on a number of projects across northern Australia exploring the  role (and potential role) of Indigenous land and sea management programes (see her National Environmental Science Program Northern Australia projects here), and maintains a research interest in the Mongolian pastoral sector (see it here).

Jane is on the Editorial Board of Pastoralism, a Fellow of The Cairns Institute, an advisor mentor to the US-based Development Research Institute - Mongolia and Inner Asia, and an Associate Editor of Society and Natural Resources.

Jane is also the current course coordinator of tJCU's Bachelor of Environmental Practice and Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management.

Jane welcomes contact by industry members interested in collaboration or our students and graduates, or potential Honors, Masters and PhD students with aligning interests.

Teaching
  • EV3200: Natural Resource Management (Level 3; ONL)
  • EV5200: Natural Resource Management (Level 5; TSV)
Honours
Fellowships
  • 2023 to 2026 - Humboldt Research Fellowship for Experienced Researchers
  • 2023 to 2026 - Ludwig Leichhardt Memorial Fellowship for Experienced Researchers
  • 2009 - Endeavour Research Fellowship
Publications

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Journal Articles
Book Chapters
  • Addison J, Lkhagvadorj E, Dorjburegdaa L, Bao Z and Ping L (2020) Herders as agents of change. In: Common Grasslands in Asia: a comparative analysis of Chinese and Mongolian grasslands. Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, Cheltenham, Glos, UK, pp. 120-145
  • Addison J, Brown C, Lkhagvadorj E, Zhang J, Waldron S, Bao Z and Duinkherjav B (2020) Institutions and macrodevelopments. In: Common Grasslands in Asia: a comparative analysis of Chinese and Mongolian grasslands. Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, Cheltenham, Glos, UK, pp. 12-47
  • Brown C, Bennett J, Quanghua Q, Dorjburegdaa L, Addison J, Gombosuren U, Kemp D, Guodong H, Behrendt K and Ping L (2020) Strengthening policy incentives. In: Common Grasslands in Asia: a comparative analysis of Chinese and Mongolian grasslands. Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, Cheltenham, Glos, UK, pp. 165-174
  • Kemp D, Guodong H, Ping L, Zhongwu W, Mengli Z, Gombosuren U, Jargalsaihan G, Yingjun Z, Xiangyang H and Addison J (2020) Grassland livestock systems. In: Common Grasslands in Asia: a comparative analysis of Chinese and Mongolian grasslands. Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, Cheltenham, Glos, UK, pp. 48-77
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ResearchOnline@JCU stores 37+ research outputs authored by Dr Jane Addison from 2012 onwards.

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These Higher Degree Research projects are either current or by students who have completed their studies within the past 5 years at JCU. Linked titles show theses available within ResearchOnline@JCU.

Current
  • Oil, Fisheries and Coastal livelihoods: A Political Ecology of Coastal Governance in Niger Delta, Nigeria (PhD , Primary Advisor)
Completed
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  • 1 collaboration
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