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08 March 2024
Time for more action on women, peace and security
Susan Hutchinson writes in ASPI - The Strategist
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07 March 2024
Connecting trust, AI and public service values
Prof Toni Erskine speaks to IPAA ACT Work with Purpose podcast
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05 March 2024
Geopolitical Rivalry as Hypermasculinity Contests: The Case of Australia-Philippines Strategic Partnership
Dr Maria Tanyag writes in Australian Institute of International Affairs
02 March 2024
Minilateral solutions to the geoeconomic challenges facing Japan and Australia
Dr David Envall, Dr Thomas Wilkins, A/Prof Kyoko Hatakeyama, and Dr Miwa Hirono write in East Asia Forum
01 March 2024
How Australia and Japan can boost minilateralism to counter Chinese influence
Dr David Envall, Dr Thomas Wilkins, A/Prof Kyoko Hatakeyama, and Dr Miwa Hirono write in East Asia Forum
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29 February 2024
Four ways AI could be used for good
Prof Toni Erskine's research project mentioned in ANU Reporter
28 February 2024
The Quad’s growing focus on maritime security
Dr David Envall, Dr Thomas Wilkins, A/Prof Kyoko Hatakeyama, and Dr Miwa Hirono write in East Asia Forum
IPAA ACT
26 February 2024
Decoding ethical AI in Defence
Prof Toni Erskine speaks to IPAA ACT Work with Purpose podcast
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Mon, 28 Feb 2022
Governance gaps and accountability traps in the global shift to renewable energy
Professors Susan Park examines the rise, spread and efficacy of accountability mechanisms that have been created by Multilateral Development Banks in order to redress the negative impacts of development.
Mon, 18 Oct 2021
Law and practice of peacekeeping
This book launch will bring in conversation Nicolas Lemay-Hebert (ANU Coral Bell School), Rosa Freedman (University of Reading), and Siobhan Wills (Ulster University) over their recently published book The Law and Practice of Peacekeeping: Foregrounding Human Rights by Cambridge University Press.
Mon, 15 Mar 2021
States of Justice: The politics of the international criminal court
Dr Ba will talk about his new book, States of Justice, which theorises the ways in which states that are presumed to be weaker in the international system use the International Criminal Court (ICC) to advance their security and political interests
Mon, 1 Mar 2021
To make heaven weep: civilians and the American way of war from 1608 to 2020
The book explores U.S. military doctrine and asks why and how the U.S. military emphasised civilian protection in the late 20th century.
Adam Moore, assistant professor of geography in the UCLA College.
Mon, 30 Nov 2020
Empire’s labor: The global army that supports US wars
In this talk, Adam Moore details the scale and scope of the development post 9/11 in the US, as well as the resulting effects
Mon, 16 Nov 2020
Understanding the Abrams doctrine and post-Vietnam U.S. force structure policy
This seminar aims to to try and examine the broader implications for international relations, defence policy, and civil-military relations of this somewhat obscure moment in political history.
Mon, 2 Nov 2020
Liberal states, social bordering, and international order
Chris Reus-Smit advances a more adequate theorisation of the liberal state, clarifies the distinctive social bordering practices that attend such states, and explains how these practices structured the organisation of political authority within liberal states and the international order.
Joydeb Roaja, Generation wish yielding trees and atomic tree, 2017
Tue, 3 Mar 2020
Decolonising humanitarian protection? survival vs. rights of indigenous peoples in Asia
Roundtable discussion centered around rights of indigenous people and decolonisation practices in protecting rights of Indigenous people.
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16 February 2021
Lachlan King
Putting theory into practice is what Lachlan wanted when he enrolled in the Master of Diplomacy — and he got just that.
16 February 2021
Patrick Griffiths
Patrick blames ‘Age of Empires’ for his love of ancient history – partly. Read more about his journey to studying a Master of International Relations.
15 February 2021
Allison Kephart
Allison chose to study a Master of International Relations to connect with top students and world class experts within Australia and across the Asia Pacific.
03 October 2020
Anu Adeyemi
Studying law at The Australian National University almost felt like destiny to Adeyemi for a variety of reasons. Indeed, his father was a lawyer and he shares his name with the university’s acronym.
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28 May 2019
Protecting children on the move
A refugee camp is not the easiest place to conduct field research, but when you are exploring how best to protect children during their migration journey, that is where the need is greatest.
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