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Aris Mali

From student to guest lecturer: Aris Mali comes full circle at Crawford
Six months after Aris Mali graduated from the Crawford School of Public Policy, he stepped back into the classroom as a guest lecturer.
Issabelle Vilau receives her Master of Economics and Public Policy from UPNG Chancellor Robert Igara. Image: supplied
Issabelle Vilau receives her Master of Economics and Public Policy from UPNG Chancellor Robert Igara. Image: supplied.

Issabelle Vilau’s Journey to academia
2025 Master of Economics and Public Policy graduate Issabelle Vilau landed where she belongs after completing the degree.
Professor Robert Breunig

Professor Robert Breunig appointed 2027 Visiting Professor at Seoul National University
Professor Robert Breunig has been named the 2027 Visiting Professor of Australian Studies at Seoul National University’s Graduate School of International Studies.
Chris Taylor

Short on time: Crawford celebrates Chris Taylor’s strength and love of study
Dr Chris Taylor is hoping he will have enough time to use the skills gained in his latest Crawford degree.

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Evidence from China’s inland waterways
Evidence from China’s inland waterways
Tue, 29 Sep 2026

Domestic trade costs, input sourcing, and the value-added content of exports: Evidence from China’s inland waterways

Please join us for this upcoming ACDE Seminar.
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UPNG seminar
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Fri, 2 Oct 2026

Payday lending in Papua New Guinea: Borrower's Experiences, Household Impacts and Policy Options

This seminar introduces a new study on payday lending in PNG, sharing preliminary insights into borrower experiences, household financial wellbeing, and evidence-based policy alternatives.
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Child penalties in Vietnam
Child penalties in Vietnam
Wed, 7 Oct 2026

From employment exit to occupational reallocation: Child penalties in Vietnam

Child Penalties in Labour Market Outcomes, Childcare Constraints and Policy Implications in Vietnam
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Tue, 27 Oct 2026

On Palantirism? A guide for the perplexed

A guide to 'Palantirism': how Palantir's founders' philosophy underwrites its embedding in state and corporate infrastructure.
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Thu, 5 Nov 2026

Gender roles and parental time allocation: A paradigm shift for addressing gender inequality in the labor market

Professor Sevilla will present a new framework for understanding the persistence of gender inequality, moving beyond traditional childcare time-use measures.
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