Rate My Professor Geoff Gallop

Gallop’s research specializations include public participation in governance, citizenship and governance, governance and civil society, politics and religion, and deliberative democracy, with a focus on promoting trust between governments and citizens. Key publications comprise “Helping Our Democracy to Work Better” (Meanjin, 2015), “A Republican History of Australia” (2014), “New development: Public leadership, public value and the public interest” (2011), “Social Democratic Governments and Business” (Labour History, 2010), “Tackling depression” (Journal of Mental Health, 2010), and “The Western Australian election 1983” (Politics, 1984). He has made significant contributions through public lectures, essays on social and political issues, and roles such as chair of the Research Committee for the New Democracy Foundation and member of the Geneva-based Global Commission on Drug Policy. Gallop was elected a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia in 2022 and holds the Companion of the Order of Australia and Fellowship of the Institute of Public Administration Australia.