Dr Philip Wallis is a Research Fellow with the Systemic Governance Research Program at the Monash Sustainability Institute. He participates in a number of research projects relating to climate change adaptation, water governance and social learning for natural resources management. In 2010 he became an inaugural Fellow of the Peter Cullen Trust.
Experience
2007–present
Research Fellow, Monash University
Education
2008
Monash University, PhD, Chemistry
2004
Monash University, Bachelor of Environmental Science (Hons)
Publications
2012
Institutional change in multi-scalar water governance regimes: a case from Victoria, Australia, The Journal of Water Law
2011
Mapping local-scale ecological research to aid management at landscape scales, Geographical Research
2011
Planning as performance: the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, In: Basin Futures: Water Reform in the Murray-Darling Basin, ANU ePress, pp.399-411,
2011
Appreciating institutional complexity in water governance dynamics: a case from the MDB, Australia, Water Resources Management
2011
Water governance in a climate change world: appraising systemic and adaptive effectiveness, Water Resources Management
Grants and Contracts
2012
Implementing tools to increase adaptive capacity in the community and NRM sectors
Role:
Primary researcher
Funding Source:
VCCCAR
2012
Guiding statutory and other institutional measures governing water management and carbon abatement
Role:
Chief Investigator
Funding Source:
NCCARF and ANU
2011
National Water Governance Research Initiative
Role:
Co-ordinator
Funding Source:
NCCARF
2011
Learning through action research within the Africa Food Security Initiative (AFSI) project