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As the US and Australia traverse election cycles, a panel of experts will discuss the outcome of the US midterm elections and how technology and geopolitics are impacting democracy.

Owen Freestone presents his PhD work looking at the empirical evidence on risk aversion.

Join Dr Robert Glasser for this seminar on the cascading hazards and impacts of disasters in a warming world.

Athukorala and Hill provide an analytical narrative on the economic development of Kyrgyzstan, still grappling with its sudden transition from remote outpost of the Soviet command economy.

This seminar will discuss institutional renewal in the context of the family planning program in Indonesia.

In this seminar, Nick Rasmussen will explore the relationship between the US national security community and the political administration, including the national security implications of the change in the balance of power in the US Congress.

Many studies have found that forecast combination improves forecast accuracy. An often-used approach developed by Granger and Ramanathan (GR, 1984) utilises a linear-Gaussian regression model to combine point forecasts. This presentation generalises their approach for an asymmetrically distributed target variable.

Join IPAA ACT at the Future Leaders Series end of year event where David Williamson, Deputy Secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet and APS Review Secretariat, will provide an insight into the Australian Public Service (APS) Review and outline the challenges and opportunities that emerging leaders will face.

Alongkorn Tanasritunyakul shares his PhD research findings on whether it is better for countries to focus on a small number of export commodities, or to diversify.