2001

Information Technology and Emerging Forms of Transnational Governance
Paper for First World Conference on Information Technology and Economic Development, sponsored by interced.org  Manchester, New Hampshire July 11-13 2001.
 

Health Policy and E-democracy: A New Role for Health Infomatics?
Paper for the Health Infomatic Conference in Canberra, July 2001.
 

E-Democracy: A Coda to the Deakin Lecture
A brief essay prompted by one of the Deakin lectures in Melbourne titled ‘E-democracy: a challenge for civil society'.
 

Health Policy Online: A New Role for Health Infomatics.
Written for the Health Issues Centre journal, June 2001.
 

Teaching Technology to Share
Written for ultiBASE e-journal, May 2001.
 

The Book Now: Creative Destruction and the Rebirth of an Industry
Chapter written as part of a joint project of RMIT University and Common Ground Publishing Funded by the Infrastructure and Industry Growth Fund (IIGF), Book Production Enhanced Printing Industry Competitiveness Scheme (EPICS) Grants, Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science and Resources.  Details of the project are at www.c-2-csystem.com

Will Income Become Virtually Untaxable
AUSWEB01, Coffs Harbour, April 2001
 

2000

Every Body Counts: Computers, Conversations and Change in the Australian Department of Finance and Administration (DoFA)
Paper presented at the Conference of the International Public Management Network, Macquarie University, March 2000.
 

PS Mantras Control Minions
Published in the Canberra Times February 21, 2000.  Republished in the June issue of the Canberra Bulletin of Public Administration.
 

Getting the Democratic Dividend from IT
Presented at a conference on Women and Information Technology, sponsored by the Network of Women in Further Education, Canberra, March 2000.
 

Electronic Commerce and Electronic Democracy: Two Sides of a Coin
Paper for the Communication Research Forum, Old Parliament House, Canberra October 4-5.
 

A Professional Public Service Loses its Mind
Article for the Canberra Times, reprinted in the Canberra Bulletin of Public Administration, March 2000.
 

Why I Have a Librarian Fetish
Submitted to the Journal of the Australian Academic and Research Libraries.
 

Applications of Electronic Commerce in Public Agencies: Administrative and Democratic Implications
With Bruce Neubauer, presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, August 31- September 3, 2000, Washington DC, and submitted to the American Journal of Public Administration.
 

Taxation in an age of Global Governance
With Ray Berry.  Submitted to an OECD contest on the future of taxation.
 

Another Convergence: Electronic Commerce, Education and Governance
For Collecter Conference, Brisbane, December 2000.
 

The East is Ready: Electronic Commerce in Asia
Written with Paula Swatman.  Prepared for: Forum on E-Commerce for Transition Economies in the Digital Age on 19-20 June 2000 in Geneva, sponsored by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UN/ECE).
 

1999

The Global Nervous System of Information Technology
Presented at the Communications Research Forum, September 1999.
 

A Fractal Model for Repluralising the Policy Process
Presented at a symposium of the Public Administration Theory Network, Sydney, July 1999.
 

Two Australian Web-based Experiments in Electronic Democracy
With Steve Colman.  Presented at AUSWEB99, Ballina NSW, April 1999.  Refereed and Published.
 

1998

Does Democracy Scale?  How Globalisation Values Impact on Organisational Activity
Prepared for World Multiconference on Systemics, Cybernetics, and Informatics, Orlando, July 1998.  Published as proceedings.
 

Spheres of Influence: A Model of Organisational Interactivity in a Globalised Context
Prepared for Beyond Convergence, conference of the International Telecommunications Society, Stockholm, June 1998.
 

The Link List and Telecommunications Policy: Improved Effectiveness or an Electric Elite?
Finalist, student research paper, at the Communications Research Forum, Canberra, December 1998.
 

Chapter: A Charter for Citizens of the Global Information Society Co-authored with Julie Cameron, published in `Culture and Democracy Revisited in the Global Information Society´, sponsored by the International Federation for Information Processing in Corfu, May 1997.  Published by IEEE Press.
 

1997

Is Government Becoming a Non-Public Sphere? Presentation at Cultural Crossroads Conference, sponsored by the Key Centre for Media and Culture, Sydney, November 24-26, 1997.
 

Design for the New Aged
Presented at Catalyst 97 - Designing Eco-Solutions, University of Canberra, December 5-8, 1997.  Published as proceedings.
 

Democracy.com: The Challenges Within Government´, paper prepared for Communication, Citizenship and Social Policy: Rethinking the Limits of the Welfare State, University of Colorado at Boulder, October 2-5, 1997.
 

Data-based Democracy, Presented at the Journalism and the Public Right to Know conference, organised by the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism at the University of Technology, Sydney, March 1997.
 

The Role of Interactive Technologies in the Policy Process
Presented at the Public Policy Network Annual Meeting, University of Melbourne, January 1997.
 

Moving Towards the Millennium: Will Information Technology Take Democracy into the 21st Century?. Student essay (first prize winner) for conference on Culture and Democracy Revisited in the Global Information Society sponsored by the International Federation of Information Processing, Corfu, May 1997.
 

A Charter for Citizens of the Global Information Society, co-authored with Julie Cameron, presented at the conference `Culture and Democracy Revisited in the Global Information Society´ sponsored by the International Federation of Information Processing, Corfu, May 1997.
 

1996

Accountability Modelling and On-line Policy Development in the AustralianPublic Service presented at INET96, annual conference of the Internet Society, Montreal, June 1996.  Refereed and published.
 

Factors Affecting the Spread of Electronic Democracy in the Australian Public Service presented at AUSWEB96, Gold Coast, July 1996.  Refereed and published.
 

Book: Australia's New Aged: Issues for Young and Old, co-authored with Professor John Mc Callum, published November, by Allen and Unwin.
 

Review of Netizens by Ronda and Michael Hauben, published by IEEE Press, in April 1998 issue of Computer Mediated Communication Magazine
 

Reviews of books on Internet telephony and an electronic commerce cookbook, and a preliminary report on my research have been published in the journal Internet Research.
 

A Review of Technology and Public Participation edited by Professor Brian Martin of the University of Wollongong, has been published by the Research Centre for Cyberculture Studies and in the journal Prometheus.
 

Dr. Geiselhart has also spoken on radio about her work, including the ABC Open Learning program.