Brain Martin is associate professor in Science, Technology and Society at the University of Wollongong. Brian's personal website located here contains a more detailed listing of his publications and information concerning research and teaching interests.

Conference Papers

• S. Callaghan and B. Martin (2004) Igniting concern about refugee injustice

Journal Articles

• G. de Valk and B. Martin (2006) Publicly shared intelligence
• N. Dethlefs and B. Martin (2006) Japanese technology policy for aged care
• B. Martin (2006) Instead of repression
• B. Martin (2005) The beating of Rodney King: the dynamics of backfire
• B. Martin (2005) The Politics of a Scientific Meeting: the Origin-of-AIDS Debate at the Royal Society
• B. Martin and I. Murray (2005) The Parkin backfire
• J. M. Campanario and B. Martin (2004) Challenging dominant physics paradigms
• S. Curry Jansen and B. Martin (2004) Exposing and opposing censorship: Backfire dynamics in freedom-of-speech struggles
• B. Martin (2004) Dissent and heresy in medicine: models, methods, and strategies
• B. Martin (2004) Iraq attack backfire
• B. Martin (2004) Nonviolence insights
• B. Martin (2004) Terrorism: ethics, effectiveness and enemies
• B. Martin (2004) Plagiarism: policy against cheating or policy for learning?
• B. Martin and W. Rifkin (2004) The dynamics of employee dissent: whistleblowers and organizational jiu-jitsu
• B. Martin and B. Yecies (2004) Disney through the Web looking glass
• L. Carson and B. Martin (2003) Social institutions in East Timor: following in the undemocratic footsteps of the West
• S. Curry Jansen and B. Martin (2003) Making censorship backfire
• B. Martin (2003) Investigating the origin of AIDS: some ethical dimensions
• B. Martin (2003) Illusions of whistleblower protection
• B. Martin and W. Varney (2003) Nonviolence and Communication
• B. Martin and S. Wright (2003) Countershock: Mobilising resistance to electroshock weapons
• H. Megens and B. Martin (2003) Cybermethods: An assessment
• L. Carson and B. Martin (2002) Random selection of citizens for technological decision making
• B. Martin (2002) Dilemmas of defending dissent: the dismissal of Ted Steele from the University of Wollongong
• B. Martin (2002) Nonviolence versus terrorism
• B. Martin (2002) The difficulty with alternatives
• B. Martin (2001) The burden of proof and the origin of acquired immune deficiency syndrome
• B. Martin (2001) Nonviolent futures
• B. Martin (2001) A passion for planning
• B. Martin, W. Varney, and A. Vickers (2001) Political jiu-jitsu against Indonesian repression: studying lower-profile nonviolent resistance