Past events
ANU DPA Bougainville Independence Referendum Symposium
On 23 November 2019, an unprecedented referendum will take place in Bougainville and Papua New Guinea, the culmination of more than 20 years of work towards peace. Bougainvilleans will be asked...
King Vajiralongkorn and the new political landscape
King Vajiralongkorn was crowned on 1 December 2016, although the official ceremony was not until 4 May 2019 (note that the official coronation was a three-day celebration from 4-6 May 2019)....
Sino-European relations through the lens of cybersecurity
How a midsized European country became a cyber player in the global arena (Spoiler: it´s assymetric!)
Audio recording of the lecture.
Daniel P Bagge was appointed as the Cyber Attache of...
Book Launch by the Governor-General - National Versus Human Security: Australian and Canadian Military Interventions
Join us for the launch of National Versus Human Security : Australian and Canadian Military Interventions by author Dr Gregory MacCallion.
By examining two military interventions that...
Institutional disrespect: The structural marginalisation of refugee migrants in Australia
Whose responsibility is it to address the disrespect felt by immigrants and other marginalised groups in their dealings with government institutions. In this seminar Ibi Losoncz, the author of...
On the Distinctiveness of Military Sexual Violence: What We Know about the Case of the US Military
Military sexual assault (MSA) is defined as attempted or completed sexual assault while the victim-survivor was serving in the US military, whereas military sexual trauma (MST) is used by the US...
Minors in minority religions: The delicate balance between religious freedom and the well-being of the child
What is happening to children born into the so-called ‘cults’? Are they captive, abused or free? And what should be done about this situation? Ever since the spiritual seekers of the 1960s and 70s...
Conflict resolution and peacebuilding: Meet the practitioner
In the 21st century, the need for effective conflict resolution and peacebuilding is as great as ever. Many long-running conflicts remain unresolved and some experts even see the menacing...
'Is Populism “A thing” in the US?' by Professor Christopher Parker
Cecil Gibb Seminar Series 2019 ‘Is Populism “A thing” in the US?’ by Professor Christopher Parker, Department of Political Science, University of Washington Seminar co-sponsored by the Research...
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Securing Reproductive Health: A Threat to International Peace and Security?
Audio recording of the seminar
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...
