About
I’m Cait Hamilton, a researcher, strategist, editor, and facilitator working across higher education, research, publishing, and capability development.
I’m particularly interested in how ideas are shaped and communicated across complex organisations and systems, with a focus on helping institutions and individuals make sense of complexity, change, and forms of work.
I hold qualifications in law and international relations from UNSW Sydney, including a PhD in Social Sciences. My professional background spans editorial leadership, strategy, research communication, and capability development across higher education and government contexts.
Current interests
Higher education strategy and capability development
Research communication and institutional storytelling
Scholarly publishing and editorial practice
Skills, learning, and professional identity
Recent and ongoing work
Capability development and research strategy work within the UNSW ADA Skills Passport Project
Editorial leadership across scholarly and institutional publications, including the Australian Journal of International Affairs and Global Environmental Politics
Strategic communication and publication projects within higher education contexts
Selected publications
The Everyday Artefacts of World Politics (Routledge, 2021)
Gender Matters in Global Politics (Routledge, 2023, with Laura J. Shepherd)
Creating Justice: Human Rights and Art in Conversation (Bloomsbury, 2025, with Eliza Garnsey)