27
Mar
2023
The War Game: Australian War Leadership from Gallipoli to Iraq
Emeritus Professor David Horner
In this seminar, Professor David Horner will be discussing his new book, The War Game, Australian War leadership from Gallipoli to Iraq. Committing the nation to war is the gravest decision its leaders can make. His new book, The War Game, examines why and how Australia went to war, and how it...
28
Mar
2023
Climate change adaptation in the context of conflict: Insights from Myanmar
Marianne Mosberg
It is increasingly recognized that adaptation policies and projects are being implemented in conflict-affected contexts around the world, as people living in these areas are particularly vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change. However, critical adaptation scholars argue that these...
30
Mar
2023
Does public finance reform help address conflict in fragile states?
Tobias Haque
Speaker
Tobias Haque
PhD candidate, Department of Pacific Affairs
International institutions invest heavily in public finance reform in post-conflict countries, as a means of supporting social order through better service delivery and economic outcomes. The assumed positive relationship between...
