Past events
Australia-China-Pacific Research Network Workshop
The establishment of a new network of analysts and academics from universities and research institutes in Australia, China and Pacific Island countries working on Pacific affairs will be discussed...
SDSC International Security Women Scholars and their Scholarship
A video of the 6 speeches given at this reception is available on Youtube and you can also view it on the Video tab in this event page.
“The field of international security is particularly...
What are the unintended consequences of Rohingya humanitarian aid on Bangladeshi host communities?
More than 85 percent of the world’s protracted refugee situations (PRS) are hosted by developing countries in the Global South, where the burden of caring for refugees falls on the countries often...
Getting the Australia-China relationship right
Please note that this event is being held by the Crawford School of Public Policy.
There is no more important issue for Australia in its trade and foreign affairs than to get the...
Practising Humanity amid Changing Conflict
**This event is co-hosted with the International Committee of the Red Cross Mission in Australia.
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the Geneva Conventions. The Conventions and their...
China, Development, and Bretton Woods: The Role of Shared Ideas in Order Transition
Transitions in order are not only products of transitions in power, but also products of transitions in shared ideas. This seminar examines the role of shared ideas through the lens of China’s...
From coups to crises: where next for Thailand?
After a coup, a new constitution and a controversial election, Thailand’s political future remains as uncertain as ever.
Join leading Thai political scientist Professor Thitinan...
Cyber security, data protection and privacy: Exploring the intersections between law, technology and policy
As technological capability advances, so too does the threat of cybercrime. Cyber insecurity and data breaches present significant risks to industry, government, national security and the wider...
The Role of the Arts in Cambodia’s Transitional Justice Process: Repairing the Soul of a Nation
At the end of the Khmer Rouge period (1975-1979), less than ten percent of Cambodia’s artists, dancers, musicians, and film makers remained in Cambodia. Marked as ‘undesirables’, members of the...
The use of foreign judges on courts of constitutional jurisdiction in Pacific island states
The global norm is that, by law or by practice, judges will be citizens of the state they serve. Yet, in Pacific island states foreign judges regularly sit on the highest domestic courts and...
