"The Australian National University recognises the start date of my doctoral studies as 28 March 2013. Yet, as this project has neared its completion and I have reflected on my thesis journey, I am increasingly convinced that the real 'start date' of this thesis was August 2009," relates International Relations PhD graduate Benjamin Day.
Benjamin Day, ‘Political Attention and Aid Policy Change: Lessons for Aid Advocacy From the Aid Spending Expansions in Australia and the United Kingdom’, Development Policy Centre Discussion Paper
Benjamin Day, ‘Teaching Australian Foreign Policy: Introduction to the Special Section’, Australian Journal of International Affairs, online, 6 November 2019: 1-3.
Benjamin Day, ‘Teaching Foreign Policy Analysis in Australia: On Cultivating an “FPA Disposition” ’, Australian Journal of International Affairs, online, 7 November 2019: 1-7.
What should be the role of the Australia Network? Should it exist at all? Just how important is it? Is it the right way for us to spread our message? And could the funds be spent better?
Formula One is about serious speed, cutting-edge engineering and transformative technology. But mostly it’s about money. Like no other sport, Formula One (F1) follows the money. That’s why the F1 merry-go-round stops in Singapore this weekend.
The sun is setting rapidly on the MDG era. Only months away, at the end of September, world leaders will assemble at the United Nations in New York to agree on a shiny new set of goals to guide global development efforts to 2030.
Benjamin Day, ‘The Rise of the BRICS in Africa: The Geopolitics of South-South Relations’ (Book Review), Australasian Review of African Studies, 36(1) 2015: 129-32.
