‘Mass-Observation and Modern Public Opinion Research', in Wolfgang Donsbach and Michael W. Traugott, eds. Handbook of Public Opinion Research , London: SAGE (in press)

‘Are “Aspirationals” Different?' (with Ian Watson), in David Denemark et al., eds. Australian Social Attitudes: A Second Report , Sydney, University of New South Wales Press, 217-40, 307-11.

‘Inclusion, Equality and Difference: Continuities in Public Opinion about Indigenous Australians (with Tim Rowse), in Deborah Gare and David Ritter, eds. Making Australian History: Perspectives on the Past since 1788 , South Melbourne, Thomson Learning, 492-500.

‘Askin, Sir Robert', in Di Langmore, ed. Australian Dictionary of Biography , Carlton: Melbourne University Publishing, Vol. 17 (in press)

‘Public Opinion', in Brian Galligan and Winsome Roberts, eds. The Oxford Companion to Australian Politics , Melbourne, Oxford University Press (in press)

‘Electioneering', in Brian Galligan and Winsome Roberts, eds. The Oxford Companion to Australian Politics , Melbourne, Oxford University Press (in press)

‘Election Studies', in Brian Galligan and Winsome Roberts, eds. The Oxford Companion to Australian Politics , Melbourne, Oxford University Press (in press)

‘Talkback Radio', in Brian Galligan and Winsome Roberts, eds. The Oxford Companion to Australian Politics , Melbourne, Oxford University Press (in press)

‘F.A. Bland', ‘Henry Mayer' and ‘R.N. Spann', in Brian Galligan and Winsome Roberts, eds. The Oxford Companion to Australian Politics , Melbourne, Oxford University Press (in press).

‘The Aboriginal Franchise and its Consequences', Australian Journal of Politics and History 52 (4): 517-61.

‘Australians and Indonesians: The Lowy Institute Poll 2006', Perspectives , www.lowyinstitute.org . October, 14 pp.

‘The Australian Party System, Pauline Hanson's One Nation, and the Party Cartelisation Thesis', in Ian Marsh, ed. Political Parties in Transition? Annandale, NSW: Federation Press, 181-217.

‘Pauline Hanson's One Nation: Extreme Right, Centre Party or Extreme Left', Labour History No. 89: 101-19.

‘Politicians, Public Policy and Poll Following: Conceptual Difficulties and Empirical Realities', Australian Journal of Political Science , 40 (2): 189-205.

‘The Polls: Labor, Liberal or Too Close to Call?' in Marian Simms and John Warhurst, eds. Mortgage Nation: The 2004 Australian Elections , Perth: API Network and Curtin University of Technology Press, 55-70.

‘Immigration, Multiculturalism, and Australian Identity' (with Ian Watson), in Shaun Wilson et al. (eds) Australian Social Attitudes: The First Report , Sydney: University of New South Wales Press, 182-203, 263-67.

‘Fudging the Figures: The Split in the Polls, 1955-1975', in Brian Costar, Peter Love and Paul Strangio, eds. The Great Labor Schism: A Retrospective , Melbourne, Scribe, 235-59.

Editor, ‘Public Opinion and the War in Iraq', International Journal of Public Opinion Research , 16 (3) (Special Issue)

‘Introduction: World Opinion Surveys and the War in Iraq' International Journal of Public Opinion Research 16: 239-70.

‘Party Convergence Reconsidered', Australian Journal of Political Science , 39: 49-73.

‘The Emergence of Minor Parties and the Convergence of the Major Parties: A Reply to Lavelle', Australian Journal of Political Science , 39: 651-55.

‘Dog Whistles and Death Penalties: The Ideological Structuring of Australian Attitudes to Asylum Seekers', (with Tim Sowerbutts) Australasian Political Studies Association Conference, Adelaide: September 30-October 1 2004 (refereed stream)

‘Elites Constructing Elites: News' Limited's Newspapers, 1996-2002' (with Sean Scalmer), in Marian Sawer and Barry Hindess, eds. Us and Them: Anti-Elitism in Australia , Perth: API Network, 137-59, 258-61.

‘Public Opinion and the Democratic Deficit: Australia and the War against Iraq', Australian Humanities Review , http://spider.lib.latrobe.edu.au/AHR/archive/Issue-May-2003/goot.html , Part I, 1-13, Part II, 1-13.

‘Rubensohn, Solomon [Sim]', in John Ritchie and Di Langmore, eds. Australian Dictionary of Biography , Carlton: Melbourne University Press, Vol. 16, 144-46.

‘Reporting the Polls', in Stephen Tanner, ed. Journalism: Investigation and Research , Sydney: Pearson, 240-56.

‘Turning Points: For Whom the Polls Told', in John Warhurst and Marian Simms, eds. 2001: The Centenary Election , St.Lucia: University of Queensland Press, 63-92.

‘Distrustful, Disenchanted and Disengaged? Polled Opinion on Politics, Politicians and the Parties: A Historical Perspective', in David Burchell and Andrew Leigh, eds. The Prince's New Clothes: Why Do Australian Politicians Dislike Their Politicians? Sydney: University of New South Wales Press, 9-46; also in Papers on Parliament No. 37, Canberra, Department of the Senate, June 2001, 17-57. [This is an updated and much extended version of ‘Politics, Politicians and the Parties: An Electorate Disengaged, Distrustful and Disenchanted?' in Public Opinion in the Nineties and the New Millennium, Proceedings of the Regional Conference of the World Association for Public Opinion Research, Sydney, June 1999, pp. 1-13].

‘One Nation's Electoral Support: Where Does it Come From, What Makes it Different, and How Does it Fit?' Australian Journal of Politics and History , (with Ian Watson) 47: 159-91.

‘The Identikit Fallacy…or the Problem with “Phil and Jenny”', Australian Journalism Review , 23: 119-27.

‘One Nation's Electoral Support: Economic Insecurity versus Attitudes to Immigration', Australian Journal of Politics and History (with Ian Watson) 47: 512-15.

‘Public Opinion on Immigration', in James Jupp, ed. The Australian People , Second edition, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 824-26.

‘More “Relaxed and Comfortable”: Public Opinion on Immigration under Howard', People and Place 8 (3): 46-60.

‘Mulgan on Mandates', Australian Journal of Political Science, 35: 323-25.

‘McNair, William Allan', in John Ritchie and Di Langmore, eds. Australian Dictionary of Biography , Carlton: Melbourne University Press, Vol. 15, 271-73.

‘The Performance of the Polls', in Marian Simms and John Warhurst, eds. Howard's Mandate, St Lucia: University of Queensland Press, 37-47.

‘Whose Mandate? Policy Promises, Strong Bicameralism and Polled Opinion', Australian Journal of Political Science 34: 327-52. Also published in Proceedings of the 1999 Conference of the Australasian Political Studies Association Conference , Department of Government and Public Administration, University of Sydney, 1999, Vol. 1, 251-67; abridged as ‘Can the Senate Claim a Mandate?', in Marian Sawer and Sarah Miskin, eds. Representation and Institutional Change: 50 Years of Proportional Representation in the Senate Canberra, Department of the Senate, 1999, 79-94.

‘Public Opinion, Privatisation and the Electoral Politics of Telstra', Australian Journal of Politics and History 45 (2): 214-38.

‘What Explains Differences in Unionization Between Groups?' (with David Peetz) Working Paper No.1, Centre for Research on Employment and Work.

‘Pauline Hanson and the Power of the Media', in Ghassan Hage and Rowanne Couch, eds. The Future of Australian Multiculturalism , Sydney: Research Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Sydney , 205-32; abridged in Michael Leach, Geoffrey Stokes and Ian Ward, eds. The Rise and Fall of Pauline Hanson , St Lucia: University of Queensland Press, 2000, 115-35.

‘Migrant Numbers, Asian Immigration and Multiculturalism: Trends in the Polls, 1943-1998', Australian Multiculturalism in a New Century: Towards Inclusiveness , Statistical Appendix, Canberra : National Multicultural Advisory Council, 28-60.

‘ Australia 's “Stolen Children”: Which Poll Would a Poll-Following Prime Minister Have Followed?' International Journal of Public Opinion Research, 10: 349-64.

‘Hanson's Heartland: Who's for One Nation and Why', in Nadine Davidoff, ed. Two Nations: The Causes and Effects of the Rise of the One Nation Party in Australia , Melbourne : Bookman, 51-74.

‘Polls, Public Opinion', in G. Davison, J. Hirst and S. MacIntyre , eds. The Oxford Companion to Australian History, Melbourne : Oxford University Press, 514-15.

‘The Perils of Polling and the Popularity of Pauline', Current Affairs Bulletin , 73 (4): 8-14.

‘Newspoll – Attitudes to Unions 1996', in Michael Costa and Mark Hearn, eds. Reforming Australia 's Unions , Annandale , NSW: Federation Press, 267-74.

‘En/gendering the Gap: The Polls, The Press and The New South Wales Premier', Australian Studies in Journalism , No. 5: 17-42.

‘Media Barons' (edited with Rod Tiffen), Special issue of Media International Australia , No. 77

‘Pluralism in the Polls: Australian Attitudes to Media Ownership, 1948-1995', Media International Australia , No. 77: 5-14.

‘The 1995 NSW State Election: From Underdog to Top Dog - A History', Evatt Papers, 3 (2): 21-27

‘Party Leaders, Prime Ministers and Party Support: Downing, Keating and the Polls', Current Affairs Bulletin , 71 (1) 1994, 23-30.

‘Class Voting, Issue Voting and Electoral Volatility', in Judith Brett, James Gillespie and Murray Goot, eds. Developments in Australian Politics , South Melbourne : Macmillan, 151-181.

‘Contingent Inevitability: Reflections on the Prognosis for Republicanism', in George Winterton, ed. We, The People , St Leonards, NSW: Allen & Unwin, 63-96.

‘Editor's Introduction' (with Tim Rowse), in Murray Goot and Tim Rowse eds. Make A Better Offer: The Politics of Mabo, Leichhardt, NSW: Pluto, 1-7.

Australian Opinion Polls 1977-1990 (with T.W. Beed, et al.) Port Melbourne : D. W. Thorpe, xiii + 551pp.

‘Polls as Science, Polls as Spin: Mabo and the Miners', Australian Quarterly , 65 (4) 1993, 133-156; also in Goot and Rowse (1994).

‘Coming From Behind: Underdog Polls, Underdog Parties', Current Affairs Bulletin, 69 (11): 25-27.

‘The Queen in the Polls', in John Arnold, Peter Spearritt and David Walker, eds. Out of Empire: The British Dominion of Australia , Port Melbourne : Mandarin, 295-311

‘Anderson, George Herbert', in John Ritchie, ed. Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 13 Carlton : Melbourne University Press, 48-49

‘Ashby, Sylvia Rose', in John Ritchie, ed. Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 13 Carlton : Melbourne University Press, 77-78.

‘Campbell, D. A. S.' in John Ritchie, ed. Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 13 Carlton : Melbourne University Press, 355-56

Australia 's Gulf War (ed. with Rodney Tiffen) Carlton : Melbourne University Press, 1992, viii + 304pp.

‘Fightback in the Polls', Australian Quarterly , 64 (2): 162-181.

‘Introduction' (with Rodney Tiffen), in Murray Goot and Rodney Tiffen eds. Australia's Gulf War , Carlton : Melbourne University Press, 1-4.

‘The Polls', in Murray Goot and Rodney Tiffen, eds. Australia's Gulf War , Carlton : Melbourne University Press, 140-181.

‘Bibliography', in Murray Goot and Rodney Tiffen, eds. Australia's Gulf War, Carlton: Melbourne University Press, 279-290.

‘Public Opinion as Paradox: Australian Attitudes to the Rate of Immigration and the Rate of Asian Immigration, 1984-1990', International Journal of Public Opinion Research , 3: 277-294; slightly different version published as ‘Leopard or Lizard? Immigration and the Political Science of Polled Opinion', in Michael Easson, ed. Australia and Immigration: Able to Grow ? Sydney : Pluto, 1990, 125-140.

‘The “Backlash” Hypothesis and the Land Rights Option', Australian Aboriginal Studies , No. 1, 3-12.

‘The Peace Movement Engulfed: The Ground Swell of Support for the American Alliance ', Current Affairs Bulletin , 67 (11): 25-28.

‘How Much? By Whom? In What? Polled Opinion on Foreign Investment, 1958-1990', Australian Journal of International Affairs , 44: 247-267.

‘Speaking in Tongues: Surveys of Opinion on the Teaching of Asian Languages', Australian Cultural History , No. 7: 117-125.

‘The Forests, the Trees and the Polls', in Clive Bean, Ian McAllister, and John Warhurst, eds. The Greening of Australian Politics: The 1990 Federal Election , Melbourne : Longman Cheshire, 114-133.

‘Polling Peacock's Policies', Current Affairs Bulletin , 66 (5): 28-30.

‘How Not to Read the Polls: The Case of the American Alliance ', Current Affairs Bulletin , 65 (6): 30-31.

‘Fewer Asians, More Votes?', Current Affairs Bulletin, 65 (4): 30-31.

‘Immigrants and Immigration: Evidence and Argument from the Polls, 1943-1987', in Immigration: A Commitment to Australia , The Report of the Committee to Advise on Australia's Immigration Policies, Vol. 2, Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service, 1.1- 1.31

‘Public Opinion on Immigration', in James Jupp, ed. The Australian People , Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 922-925.

‘ANZUS Reconsidered: The Domestic Politics of an Alliance ' (with Peter King) in Jacob Bercovitch, ed. ANZUS in Crisis: Alliance Management in International Affairs , London : Macmillan, 105-135.

‘Rewriting Electoral History: The Myth of McKell', in Michael Easson, ed. McKell , Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 89-118, 177-181.

‘Some Problems in Measuring Behavioural Change in the Case of AIDS', in Report of the Third National AIDS Conference , Canberra : Australian Government Publishing Service, 285-297.

‘Bibliographic Guide', in Michael Easson, ed. McKell , Sydney : Allen & Unwin, 188-205.

Swings and Roundabouts: New South Wales By-Elections, 1941-1986 , Sydney : New South Wales Parliamentary Library, 291pp.

‘Plugging A Gap - Again: A Second Research Guide to Australian Politics and Cognate Subjects', Media Information Australia , No. 43: 54-56.

‘Monarchy or Republic? An Analysis of the Questions and Answers in Surveys of Australian Public Opinion 1953-1986', in Report of the Advisory Committee on Executive Government , Canberra : Constitutional Commission, 85-108.

‘Public Opinion', in Wray Vamplew, ed. Australians: Historical Statistics , Broadway, NSW: Fairfax, Syme & Weldon, 436-446, 465-466.

‘Broadcasting', in Graeme Aplin, S. G. Foster and Michael McKernan, eds. Australians: An Historical Dictionary , Broadway, NSW: Fairfax, Syme & Weldon, 58.

‘Saying “No” to MX: The Electoral Fallout', Australian Journal of Social Issues , 21 (4): 271-284.

‘McDonald, Arthur Stephen', in Bede Nairn and Geoffrey Serle, eds. Australian Dictionary of Biography , Vol. 10, Carlton : Melbourne University Press, 247.

Editor (with Joan Rydon) Special Issue of Politics 20 (2) to mark the retirement of Henry Mayer.

Constructing Public Opinion: The Polls and the Asian Immigration Debate Occasional Paper No. 5, Sydney : New South Wales Ethnic Affairs Commission, 34pp.

‘Capital Gains, Electoral Losses?' Current Affairs Bulletin, 61 (2): 31-35.

‘The Media and the Campaign', in Howard R. Penniman, ed. Australia at the Polls: The National Elections of 1980 and 1983 , Sydney : George Allen & Unwin for the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 140-215.

‘Public Opinion and the Politics of the Polls' (with Rodney Tiffen), in Peter King, ed. Australia 's Vietnam , Sydney : George Allen & Unwin, 129-164, 210-214.

‘Public Opinion Polls', The Australian Encyclopedia, Fourth Edition, Vol. 8, Sydney : The Grolier Society of Australia , 161.

‘The Ups and Downs of the Dailies', in Keith and Elizabeth Windschuttle, eds. Fixing the News: Critical Perspectives on the Australian Media , Sydney : Cassell, 245-250.

‘Fisk, Sir Ernest Thomas', in Bede Nairn and Geoffrey Serle, eds. Australian Dictionary of Biography , Vol. 8, Carlton : Melbourne University Press, 508-510.

‘Bibliography' (with Patricia Holt), in Judith Mackinolty, ed. Wasted Years? Australia's Great Depression , Sydney: George Allen & Unwin, 213-253.

‘Part Science and A Hell of a Lot of Human Judgment': The Polls and the 1980 Election', Newsletter of the University of Sydney Sample Survey Centre , 4 (4): Special Supplement, 16pp.

‘Radicals with Cold Feet? Federal Election Campaigns and the Labor Vote' Australian Quarterly , 52: 289-98.

Newspaper Circulation in Australia 1932-1977 , Media Centre Papers No. 11, Centre for the Study of Education Communication and Media, Bundoora: La Trobe University , 33pp.

‘The End of Class, Re-Run' (with R.W. Connell), Meanjin , 38 (1): 3-25.

‘Party Dominance and Partisan Division', in Cameron Hazelhurst, ed. Australian Conservatism: Essays in Twentieth Century Political History , Canberra : Australian National University Press, 263-291.

‘The Polls, the Public and the Re-election of the Fraser Government' (with Terence W. Beed), in Howard R. Penniman, ed. The Australian National Elections of 1977 , Washington D. C. and Canberra : American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research and the Australian National University Press, 141-184.

‘Monitoring the Public, Marketing the Parties', in Howard R. Penniman, ed. The Australian National Elections of 1977 , Washington D. C. and Canberra : American Enterprise institute for Public Policy Research and the Australian National University Press, 185-230.

‘Newspaper Circulation 1932-1977', in Peter Spearritt and David Walker, eds. Australian Popular Culture , Sydney : George Allen & Unwin, 210-221

Australian Opinion Polls 1941-1977 (with T. W. Beed et al.) Hale & Iremonger, Sydney, x + 364pp; reprinted Port Melbourne: D W Thorpe, 1993, xiv + 345pp.

‘The Referenda: Pollsters and Predictions' (with Terence W. Beed), Politics XII (2): 86-95; also published in Dean Jaensch, ed. The Politics of the “New Federalism” Adelaide : Australasian Political Studies Association.

‘Radio LANG', in Heather Radi and Peter Spearritt, eds. Jack Lang , Sydney : Hale & Iremonger, 119-138, 258-262.

‘Select Bibliography' (with Peter Spearritt), in Heather Radi and Peter Spearritt, eds. Jack Lang , Sydney : Hale & Iremonger, 284-294.

‘Explanations of Women's Voting', in Women and Politics Conference , Canberra : Australian Government Printing Service, 103-111.

Women and Voting Studies: Mindless Matrons or Sexist Scientism? (with Elizabeth Reid) London and Beverly Hills : SAGE Professional Papers in Contemporary Political Sociology 08-008, 44pp. (Reprinted 1976).

‘Taking Up, Cutting Up and Putting Down', Labour History , No. 29: 78-87; also published in Ann Curthoys, Sue Eade and Peter Spearritt, eds. Women at Work , Canberra: Australian Society for the Study of Labour History.

‘The Concept of Preference in Voting Behaviour' (with Eleanor Langley and Helen South), Politics , 10: 44-54.

‘Rejoinder', Politics, 10: 57.

‘Women If Not Apolitical Then Conservative' (with Elizabeth Reid), in Janet Siltanen and Michelle Stanworth, eds. Women and the Public Sphere: A Critique of Sociology and Politics , London , Hutchinson , 1984, 122-136. (Reprinted from Goot and Reid, 1975).

‘Uniform Swings and the Meaning of the Class Vote', Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology, 9 (2): 73-75.

‘Growth and Decay: Party Support Between Elections', Politics , VIII (1): 265-271; also published in Henry Mayer, ed. Labor To Power , Sydney : Angus & Robertson on behalf of the Australasian Political Studies Association.

‘Presidential Politics in Australia ? (with R. W. Connell), Australian Quarterly , 44: 188-200.

‘Science and Ideology in American “Political Socialisation” Research' (with R. W. Connell), Berkeley Journal of Sociology , Vol. XVII: 165-193.

‘Red, White and Brown: Australian Attitudes to the World Since the Thirties', Australian Outlook , 24 (2): 188-200.

Policies and Partisans: Australian Electoral Opinion 1941-1968 , Sydney : Occasional Monograph No. 1, Department of Government and Public Administration, University of Sydney , v + 219pp.

‘Parties of Initiative and Resistance: A Reply', Politics , IV: 84-99.

‘Beyond the Generation Gap', in Henry Mayer, ed. Australian Politics: A Second Reader , Melbourne: F. W. Cheshire, 153-175.