BIOGRAPHY - John Cokley

Participation in the Network's Paradigm and Applications Working Group (select the appropriate options)

Paradigm Working Groups

 Socio-spatial theory

 Methodologies, tools and techniques

 Scenarios and forecasting

 Sources, data quality and data integration

Application Working Groups

 National and regional socio-economic change

 Population, economic and information flows

 Social and economic networks

 Regional development and community capacity building

 Behaviour and well-being in socio-spatial settings

Publication 1:

Cain, R; Cokley, J; Rankin, W (2006, in press) Situation awareness and interpersonal communication issues … enhancing life in the hyper-surveillance miniworld of a space station by examining the environment as one big “reality TV” show. International Journal of Applied Aviation Studies, University of Oklahoma, USA, Vol VI, No. 2 (in press)

Publication 2:

Babidge, S; Cokley, J; Gordon, F; and Louw, E (2005) Making media work in space: an interdisciplinary perspective on media and communication requirements for current and future space communities International Journal of Astrobiology (2005) Cambridge University Press, London

Publication 3:

Cokley J (2005) The financial importance of audience involvement for media survival Proceedings of the 2005 Journalism Education Association Conference, Gold Coast, December 2006. ISBN 1920952551

Publication 4:

Crowley-Cyr, L; Cokley J (2005) Media, ‘madness’ and ethical journalism Australian Journalism Review, 27(2) Journalism Education Association, Australia

Publication 5:

Cokley J; Das S (2005) "Identification by Foreign Investors of viable segments in the Indian Media Market" Asia-Pacific Business Review, Asia-Pacific Institute of Management, New Delhi, India, 1, 1: 63-67

Publication 6:

Tilley E; Cokley J (2005) "Unfreezing the Frame: Functional Frame Analysis for journalists and journalism students" Australian Journal of Communication, School of English, Media Studies & Art History, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia 32, 1: 71-88

Publication 7:

Cokley J (2005) "The Mirror-ball Effect: investigating channels, messages and participation levels" Ejournalist, Faculty of Informatics and Communication, Central Queensland University, Rockhampton, Australia,

Publication 8:

Cokley J; Rankin, W.B.; Söhnlein, G (2005) "Astronauts as audiences: characteristics of the first space communities" International Journal of Applied Aviation Studies, University of Oklahoma, USA, Vol V, No. I

Publication 9:

Ewart, Jacqui; Cokley, John; Coats, Patricia (2005) "Sourcing The News: Teaching Journalism Students A Different Approach To Sourcing Practices" AsiaPacific Media Educator, 15: December 2004

Publication 10:

Cokley, John & Capel, Chris (2004) "The resuscitation of a 19th century rural community newspaper in the remote Australian Outback in 2003" Convergence, Volume 10 Number 4 (Winter 2004), University of Luton, UK

Current Research 1:

Communication for the first communities in outer space

Current Research 2:

News delivery to remote communities on earth