Jane Hanley
Department of International Studies: Languages and Cultures
Macquarie University
Australia
Biography
Jane Hanley lectures in Spanish and Latin American Studies in the Department of International Studies. She coordinates Spanish language courses as well teaching on topics related to travel and tourism, migration, past and present popular culture in Spain, and contemporary Mexico. Her research interests include travel writing, transnational cultural production, and gender in Spanish-language popular culture. Her current research project is on the influence of transnational mobility and networks in different genres. Jane is also interested in curriculum design and implementation, student assessment and student experiences of learning, and is currently Director of Learning and Teaching for the Department of International Studies.
Research Interest
• Leadership • Teams • Employee attitudes and performance • Underemployment and overqualified employees • Unemployment • Research methods; Employee surveys
Publications
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Hanley J. The emotional wellbeing of Bangladeshi mothers during the postnatal period. Community Practitioner. 2007 May 1;80(5):34.
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O'connor GT, Plume SK, Olmstead EM, Morton JR, Maloney CT, Nugent WC, Hernandez F, Clough R, Leavitt BJ, Coffin LH, Marrin CA. A regional intervention to improve the hospital mortality associated with coronary artery bypass graft surgery. Jama. 1996 Mar 20;275(11):841-6.
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Hanley J. The walls fall down: Fantasy and power in El laberinto del fauno. Studies in Hispanic Cinemas (new title: Studies in Spanish & Latin American Cinemas). 2008 Jan 29;4(1):35-45.
