Past events
Putting Africa back into the politics of British decolonisation
Anthony Low Commonwealth Lecture 2019
This annual public lecture - in honour and memory of Professor Anthony Low AO, ANU Vice-Chancellor (1975-82) distinguished scholar and university...
Coral Bell School at ANU Open Day 2019
On Saturday, 31 August, 9am - 4pm The Australian National University will open its doors to everyone and anyone interested in studying at Australia’s top-ranked university.
Program...
Australia 360
The world is facing unprecedented geostrategic and geopolitical shifts. Australia 360, tailored for young leaders and professionals, takes a close look at the big issues and trends shaping the...
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How the Nation Justifies Military Sexual Assault
Despite numerous scandals, inquiries, and calls for zero tolerance over the past three decades, military sexual violence rates in Australia remain high. How does the nation make sense of, and...
The wall that moves: The separation barrier in the West Bank
In this seminar, Dr Umut Ozguc explores the ways in which the separation wall operates as a complex network that brings together diverse social, political and spatial elements in novel ways. The...
Bougainville Veterans' Listening Project
In this seminar researcher Amie Kirkham along with Bouganvillean civil society leaders Barbara Tanne and Rose Pihei will co-present the findings of a new report The Voices of Central Bougainville...
New world orders: The rise of China in long-term perspective
In this lecture Professor Ian Morris will bring to bear the insights gained from over 30 years of scholarship investigating the development and organisation of human societies and their...
The ASEAN Way, Peace and Security in the Asia-Pacific
Registration required.
Ambassador Ma Hellen De La Vega is a career officer of the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs.
In the Home Office, she served in various capacities,...
Macabre social capital: The families of Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT, also known as Jamaat ud Dawa among other aliases) is the most competent, lethal and loyal proxy of the Pakistani state. LeT operates in India, Afghanistan and elsewhere in...
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Narrating the Women, Peace and Security Agenda
Joint IR-WIIS Research Seminar
The year 2020 marks the 20th anniversary of the adoption of United Nations Security Council resolution 1325, the first resolution to be adopted by the Council under...
