03
Sep
2019
Putting Africa back into the politics of British decolonisation
Emeritus Professor Deryck M Schreuder, The University of Sydney
This lecture will explore certain ‘dissonances’ between African social dynamics and global narratives of the demission of European power in the African colonial empires.
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16
Sep
2019
Securing Reproductive Health: A Threat to International Peace and Security?
Associate Professor Sara E. Davies, Griffith University
Reproductive health is a threat to the security of women around the world. This seminar offers three arguments as to why reproductive health should be recognised as an international security threat.
17
Sep
2019
'Is Populism “A thing” in the US?' by Professor Christopher Parker
Professor Christopher Parker
As with Europe, populism has been offered as an explanation for the lurch to the right in American politics. In this seminar, we question whether or not populism is really a coherent belief system among the masses in the United States.
19
Sep
2019
Conflict resolution and peacebuilding: Meet the practitioner
Craig Kentwell, Director of Humanitarian Operations, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
At this event, Craig Kentwell from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade will reflect his experience on effective conflict resolution and peacebuilding.
23
Sep
2019
Minors in minority religions: The delicate balance between religious freedom and the well-being of the child
Professor Susan J Palmer, Concordia University
Palmer shares the preliminary findings of her Children in Sectarian Religions project through ‘oriental import’ religions in the west.
23
Sep
2019
On the Distinctiveness of Military Sexual Violence: What We Know about the Case of the US Military
Professor Annick T. R. Wibben, Swedish Defence University
This seminar aims to tease out the distinctiveness of experience of sexualised violence in the US military context
27
Sep
2019
Institutional disrespect: The structural marginalisation of refugee migrants in Australia
Ibolya (Ibi) Losoncz
In this seminar Ibi Losoncz, the author of Institutional Disrespect, argues that when disrespect comes in the forms of injustice, institutional mistreatment, or systemic in governance arrangements, the responsibility lies not with individuals but with the state, its institutions and its appointed...
