2024

• Reid, R., Hendriks, C., Gauja, A. (2024). Representing rural Australia: political representation and rural discontent. Australian Journal of Political Science. [More Information]

2022

• Wager, A., Bale, T., Gauja, A., McSwiney, J. (2022). In power but not in office: How radical right outsiders can influence their mainstream rivals. Commonwealth and Comparative Politics, 60(2), 125-145. [More Information]
• Scarrow, S., Wright, J., Gauja, A. (2022). Party statutes and party institutionalization. Party Politics. [More Information]

2021

• Gauja, A. (2021). Australian Political Parties: Evolution and Adaptation. In Jenny Lewis and Anne Tiernan (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Australian Politics, (pp. 131-147). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
• Gauja, A. (2021). AUSTRALIAN POLITICAL PARTIES: Evolution and Adaptation. In Jenny Lewis and Anne Tiernan (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Australian Politics, (pp. 131-147). Oxford: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Kosiara-Pedersen, K. (2021). Decline, adaptation and relevance: political parties and their researchers in the twentieth century. European Political Science, 20(1), 123-138. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2021). Digital Democracy: Big Technology and the Regulation of Politics. UNSW Law Journal, 44(3), 959-982.
• Wallace, L., Rawlings, V., Kelaita, P., Gauja, A. (2021). Marriage Equality Blues: Method and Mess around the Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey. Australian Feminist Studies, 36(109), 260-277. [More Information]
• Cross, W., Gauja, A. (2021). Selecting Party Leaders, Reform Processes and Methods: Examining the Australian and New Zealand Labor Parties. International Political Science Review, 42(2), 261-276. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Kosiara-Pedersen, K. (2021). The comparative study of political party organization: Changing perspectives and prospects. Ephemera: theory and politics in organization, 21(2), 19-52.
• Miragliotta, N., Gauja, A. (2021). The Political Parties: The Gendered Politics of Pre-selection Processes. In Zareh Ghazarian and Katrina Lee-Koo (Eds.), Gender Politics: Navigating Political Leadership in Australia, (pp. 98-112). Sydney: NewSouth Publishing.

2020

• Gauja, A. (2020). 'Temporarily' Abroad: Partisan Organisation and Mobilisation Outside Australia. Parliamentary Affairs, 73(4), 874-886. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Gromping, M. (2020). Australian Labor as a Federal Organisation: State Uniformity or Distinctiveness? Australian Journal of Politics and History, 66(1), 35-49. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Taflaga, M. (2020). Candidates and Preselection. In Anika Gauja, Marian Sawer and Marian Simms (Eds.), Morrison's Miracle: Analysing the 2019 Australian Federal Election, (pp. 71-89). Canberra: ANU Press. [More Information]
• Tiffen, R., Gauja, A., O'Connor, B., Gittins, R., Smith, D. (2020). How America Compares. Singapore: Springer. [More Information]
• Bolleyer, N., Gauja, A., Correa, P. (2020). Legal Regulation and Juridification of Party Governance. Comparative Politics, 53(1), 117-138. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Sawer, M., Simms, M. (2020). Morrison's Miracle: Analysing the 2019 Australian Federal Election. In Anika Gauja, Marian Sawer and Marian Simms (Eds.), Morrison's Miracle: Analysing the 2019 Australian Federal Election, (pp. 1-17). Canberra: ANU Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Sawer, M., Simms, M. (2020). Morrison's Miracle: The 2019 Australian Federal Election. Canberra: ANU Press.
• Boucher, A., Bryant, G., Conley Wright, A., Cooper, R., Gauja, A., Iveson, K., Stears, M., Tattersall, A., Soutphommasane, T. (2020), Principles for a policy response to COVID-19.
• Gauja, A., Groemping, M. (2020). The Expanding Party Universe: Patterns of Partisan Engagement in Australia and the United Kingdom. Party Politics, 26(6), 822-833. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Mills, S., Miragliotta, N., Tham, J., Nwokora, Z., Anderson, M. (2020). The Impact of Political Finance Regulation on Party Organisation. Parliamentary Affairs, 73, 1-21. [More Information]

2019

• Gauja, A., McSwiney, J. (2019). Do Australian parties represent? In Knut Heidar, Bram Wauters (Eds.), Do Parties Still Represent? An Analysis of the Representativeness of Political Parties in Western Democracies, (pp. 47-65). Oxon: Routledge (Taylor and Francis). [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2019). Europe: Start Voting Now! Democracy, Participation and Diversity in the Eurovision Song Contest. In Julie Kalman, Ben Wellings, Keshia Jacotine (Eds.), Eurovisions: Identity and the International Politics of the Eurovision Song Contest since 1956, (pp. 201-219). Singapore: Palgrave Macmillan. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Kosiara-Pedersen, K. (2019). Partiforskning i komparativ politik. Politik, 22(2), 30-53. [More Information]
• Nwokora, Z., Anderson, M., Tham, J., Gauja, A., Mills, S., Miragliotta, N. (2019). Political Finance Regulation and Reform in NSW South Wales: Towards a Fairer System? Australian Journal of Politics and History, 65(1), 115-134. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2019). The Politics of Diversity and Participation. In Chris Hay, Jessica Carniel (Eds.), Eurovision and Australia: Interdisciplinary Perspectives from Down Under, (pp. 33-55). Cham: Palgrave Macmillan. [More Information]

2018

• Gauja, A., Chen, P., Curtin, J., Pietsch, J. (2018). 'Double Disillusion': Analysing the 2016 Australian Federal Election. In Anika Gauja, Peter Chen, Jennifer Curtin, Juliet Pietsch (Eds.), Double Disillusion: The 2016 Australian Federal Election, (pp. 1-12). Canberra: ANU Press. [More Information]
• Dixon, R., Gauja, A. (2018). Australia's Non-Populist Democracy? The Role of Structure and Policy. In Mark A. Graber, Sanford Levinson, Mark Tushnet (Eds.), Constitutional Democracy in Crisis?, (pp. 395-421). New York: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Chen, P., Curtin, J., Pietsch, J. (2018). Conclusion: The Implications of the 2016 Federal Election. In Anika Gauja, Peter Chen, Jennifer Curtin, Juliet Pietsch (Eds.), Double Disillusion: The 2016 Australian Federal Election, (pp. 681-690). Canberra: ANU Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Chen, P., Curtin, J., Pietsch, J. (2018). Double Disillusion: The 2016 Australian Federal Election. Canberra: ANU Press.
• Anderson, M., Tham, J., Nwokora, Z., Gauja, A., Mills, S., Miragliotta, N. (2018). Less Money, Fewer Donations: The Impact of New South Wales Political Finance Laws on Private Funding of Political Parties. Australian Journal of Public Administration, 77(4), 797-812. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2018). Party Organization and Personalization. In William Cross, Richard Katz and Scott Pruysers (Eds.), The Personalization of Democratic Politics, (pp. 125-142). London: ECPR Press.
• Gauja, A. (2018). Party Reform: Where are Australia's Political Parties Headed in the Future? Papers on Parliament, 67, 19-41. [More Information]

2017

• Pruysers, S., Cross, W., Gauja, A., Rahat, G. (2017). Candidate Selection Rules and Democratic Outcomes: The Impact of Parties on Women's Representation. In Susan E. Scarrow, Paul D. Webb, Thomas Poguntke (Eds.), Organizing Political Parties: Representation, Participation, and Power, (pp. 208-233). Oxford: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Bolleyer, N., Gauja, A. (2017). Combating terrorism by constraining charities? Charity and counter-terrorism legislation before and after 9/11. Public Administration, 95(3), 654-669. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Van Haute, E. (2017). Filiados e ativistas partidarios em perspetiva comparada. In Marco Lisi and Paula do Espirito Santo (Eds.), Militantes e Ativismo nos Partidos Politicos: Portugal em Perspectiva Comparada, (pp. 247-270). Lisbon: ICS.
• Gauja, A. (2017). Party Reform: The Causes, Challenges and Consequences of Organisational Change. Oxford: Oxford University Press. [More Information]

2016

• Gauja, A., Jackson, S. (2016). Australian Greens party members and supporters: their profiles and activities. Environmental Politics, 25(2), 359-379. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2016). Dilemmas of party regulation: Hands-on courts versus hands-off legislators? In Anika Gauja, Marian Sawer (Eds.), Party Rules? Dilemmas of political party regulation in Australia, (pp. 173-196). Acton: ANU Press. [More Information]
• Poguntke, T., Scarrow, S., Webb, P., Allern, V., Aylott, N., van Biezen, I., Calossi, E., Lobo, M., Cross, W., Deschouwer, K., Gauja, A., et al (2016). Party rules, party resources and the politics of parliamentary democracies: How parties organize in the 21st century. Party Politics, 22(6), 661-678. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Sawer, M. (2016). Party rules: Promises and pitfalls. In Anika Gauja, Marian Sawer (Eds.), Party Rules? Dilemmas of political party regulation in Australia, (pp. 1-35). Acton: ANU Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Sawer, M. (2016). Party rules: The regulatory 'gap'. In Anika Gauja, Marian Sawer (Eds.), Party Rules? Dilemmas of political party regulation in Australia, (pp. 197-214). Acton: ANU Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Sawer, M. (2016). Party Rules? Dilemmas of political party regulation in Australia. Acton: ANU Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2016). Policy Transfer, Contagion Effects and Intra-Party Reform. Policy Studies, 37(5), 471-485. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2016). Special Issue of Election Law Journal on 'Electoral Integrity and the Legal Regulation of Political Parties'. Election Law Journal, 15(1).
• Gauja, A. (2016). The Legal Regulation of Political Parties: Is there a Global Normative Standard? Election Law Journal, 15(1), 4-19. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2016). The Legal Regulation of Political Parties: Promoting Integrity? Election Law Journal, 15(1), 1-3. [More Information]
• Vromen, A., Gauja, A. (2016). The study of Australian politics in the 21st century: a comment on Melleuish. Australian Journal of Political Science, 51(2), 355-360. [More Information]

2015

• Gauja, A., Van Haute, E. (2015). Conclusion: Members and activists of political parties in comparative perspective. In Emilie van Hatue, Anika Gauja (Eds.), Party Members and Activists, (pp. 186-201). Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Miragliotta, N., Gauja, A., Smith, R. (2015). Contemporary Australian Political Party Organisations. Clayton: Monash University Publishing.
• Chiru, M., Gauja, A., Gherghina, S., Rodriguez-Teruel, J. (2015). Explaining Change in Party Leadership Selection Rules. In William Cross and Jean-Benoit Pilet (Eds.), The Politics of Party Leadership: A Cross-National Perspective, (pp. 31-49). Oxford: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Miragliotta, N., Smith, R. (2015). Introduction: Australian Party Organisation: The State of the Field. In Narelle Miragliotta, Anika Gauja, Rodney Smith (Eds.), Contemporary Australian Political Party Organisations, (pp. xi-xx). Clayton: Monash University Publishing.
• Van Haute, E., Gauja, A. (2015). Introduction: Party membership and activism. In Emilie van Hatue, Anika Gauja (Eds.), Party Members and Activists, (pp. 1-16). Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2015). Parties and Candidate Selection. In Narelle Miragliotta, Anika Gauja, Rodney Smith (Eds.), Contemporary Australian Political Party Organisations, (pp. 76-88). Clayton: Monash University Publishing.
• Van Haute, E., Gauja, A. (2015). Party Members and Activists. Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2015). Policy development in political parties. In Brian Head, Kate Crowley (Eds.), Policy Analysis in Australia, (pp. 201-216). Bristol: Policy Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Orr, G. (2015). Regulating "third parties" as electoral actors: Comparative insights and questions for democracy. Interest Groups and Advocacy, 4(3), 249-271. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Cross, W. (2015). Research Note: The Influence of Candidate Selection Methods on Candidate Diversity. Representation, 51(3), 287-298. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2015). The Construction of Party Membership. European Journal of Political Research, 54(2), 232-248. [More Information]
• Gauja, A., Gelber, K. (2015). The French Court. In Rosalind Dixon, George Williams (Eds.), The High Court, the Constitution and Australian Politics, (pp. 311-326). Melbourne, Australia: Cambridge University Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2015). The Individualisation of Party Politics: The Impact of Changing Internal Decision Making Processes on Policy Development and Citizen Engagement. The British Journal of Politics & International Relations, 17(1), 89-105. [More Information]
• Bolleyer, N., Gauja, A. (2015). The Limits of Regulation: Indirect Party Access to State Resources in Australia and the United Kingdom. Governance, 28(3), 321-340. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2015). The Presidentialization of Parties in Australia. In Not known (Eds.), The Presidentialization of Political Parties: Organizations, Institutions and Leaders, (pp. 160-177). TBC. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2015). The State of Democracy and Representation in Australia. Representation, 51(1), 23-34. [More Information]

2014

• Gauja, A. (2014). 'Building Competition and Breaking Cartels? The Legislative and Judicial Regulation of Political Parties in Common Law Democracies'. International Political Science Review, 35(3), 339-354. [More Information]
• Cross, W., Gauja, A. (2014). Designing Candidate Selection Methods: Explaining Diversity in Australian Political Parties. Australian Journal of Political Science, 49(1), 22-39. [More Information]
• Cross, W., Gauja, A. (2014). Evolving Membership Strategies in Australian Political Parties. Australian Journal of Political Science, 49(4), 611-625. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2014). Leadership selection in Australia. In Jean-Benoit Pilet, William P. Cross (Eds.), The Selection of Political Party Leaders in Contemporary Parliamentary Democracies: A Comparative Study, (pp. 189-205). Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Orr, G., Gauja, A. (2014). Third Party Campaigning and Issue Advertising in Australia. Australian Journal of Politics and History, 60(1), 73-92. [More Information]

2013

• Bolleyer, N., Gauja, A. (2013). Parliamentary salaries as a party resource: Party organizational power in Westminster democracies. Party Politics, 19(5), 778-797. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2013). Policy Development and Intra-Party Democracy. In William P. Cross, Richard S. Katz (Eds.), The Challenges of Intra-Party Democracy, (pp. 116-135). Oxford: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2013). The Politics of Party Policy: From Members to Legislators. Basingstoke, United Kingdom: Palgrave Macmillan. [More Information]

2012

• Gauja, A. (2012). Election Rules, Public Funding and Private Donations. In David Clune, Rodney Smith (Eds.), From Carr to Keneally: Labor in office in NSW 1995-2011, (pp. 233-247). Sydney Australia: Allen and Unwin.
• Gauja, A. (2012). Participation and representation through political parties. In Rodney Smith, Ariadne Vromen, Ian Cook (Eds.), Contemporary Politics in Australia: Theories, Practices and Issues, (pp. 166-176). Melbourne, Australia: Cambridge University Press. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2012). Party Dimensions of Representation in Westminster Parliaments: Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. In Not known (Eds.), Parliamentary Roles in Modern Legislatures, (pp. 121-144). TBC. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2012). The 'Push' for Primaries: What Drives Party Organisational Reform in Australia and the United Kingdom? Australian Journal of Political Science, 47(4), 641-658. [More Information]

2011

• Gauja, A., Gelber, K. (2011). High Court Review 2010: The Resurgence of Rights. Australian Journal of Political Science, 46(4), 683-698. [More Information]

2010

• Gauja, A. (2010). Evaluating the Success and Contribution of a Minor Party: the Case of the Australian Democrats. Parliamentary Affairs, 63(3), 486-503. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2010). High Court Review 2009: Exit Kirby, Enter Consensus? Australian Journal of Political Science, 45(4), 681-692. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2010). Political Parties and Elections: Legislating for Representative Democracy. Farnham: Ashgate. [More Information]
• Smith, R., Gauja, A. (2010). Understanding Party Constitutions as Responses to Specific Challenges. Party Politics, 1(21), 1-20. [More Information]

2009

• Gauja, A. (2009). High Court Review 2007-08: A Changing Bench, But Business as Usual? Australian Journal of Political Science, 44(4), 697-712. [More Information]
• Vromen, A., Gelber, K., Gauja, A. (2009). Powerscape: Contemporary Australian politics - 2nd Edition. Australia: Allen and Unwin.
• Vromen, A., Gauja, A. (2009). Protesters, Parliamentarians, Policymakers: The Experiences of Australian Green MPs. Journal of Legislative Studies, 15(1), 90-112. [More Information]

2008

• McConnell, A., Gauja, A., Botterill, L. (2008). Policy Fiascos, Blame Management and AWB Limited: The Howard Government's Escape from the Iraq Wheat Scandal. Australian Journal of Political Science, 43(4), 599-616. [More Information]
• Gauja, A. (2008). State Regulation and the Internal Organisation of Political Parties: The Impact of Party Law in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Commonwealth and Comparative Politics, 46(2), 244-261. [More Information]

2006

• Gauja, A. (2006). Enforcing democracy? Towards a regulatory regime for the implementation of intra-party democracy. Democratic Audit of Australia, Online, 1-9.
• Gauja, A. (2006). From Hogan to Hanson: The regulation and changing legal status of Australian political parties. Public Law Review, 17(4), 282-299.
• Vromen, A., Gauja, A., Smith, R. (2006). Transforming Parliament? Independent and Minor Party Women In NSW Politics. In D.Brennan, L.Chappell (Eds.), "No Fit Place for Women"? Women in New South Wales Politics 1856-2006, (pp. 131-153). Sydney: University of New South Wales (UNSW) Press.

2005

• Gauja, A. (2005). The Pitfalls of Participatory Democracy: A Study of the Australian Democrats' GST. Australian Journal of Political Science, 40(1), 71-85. [More Information]