Events
Rethinking student loan repayment burdens: evidence from Korea
Dung Doan argues for a more nuanced approach to measuring the repayment burden associated with time-based repayment student loans.
Sustainable green growth in agriculture: the role of regional cooperation
Kazi Zaman shares his PhD findings on the effect of regional cooperation in sustainable agriculture.
Determinants of innovation in manufacturing SMEs: evidence from Vietnam
In this seminar Hang Hoang presents the results of her investigation into the determinants of innovation in manufacturing SMEs in Vietnam.
Rebuilding macroeconomic theory
In this talk David Vines will describe the Rebuilding Macroeconomic Theory Project, which led to a number of papers in the Oxford Review of Economics Policy.
Navigating the emerging world order - Melbourne
How will nations, including Australia, navigate rising challenges? What might the future security order look like?
Involving men in ending violence against women: book launch
This event will see the launch of Joyce Wu’s book, which provides a feminist analysis of men’s motivations for joining violence against women’s movement.
Navigating the emerging world order - Adelaide
How will nations, including Australia, navigate the rising challenges? What might the future security order look like?
The changing welfare of rural households in the vicinity of large-scale land acquisitions in Tanzania
Emma Aisbett looks into the impact of large foreign land acquisitions on the rural poor in Tanzania.
2018 aid budget breakfast
Join us on the morning of Wednesday May 9 when Professor Stephen Howes will present to you the Development Policy Centre’s analysis at the aid budget breakfast.
The Bank of Japan's Exchange Traded Funds purchase and its effects on Nikkei 225 stocks
After extensive experience in Japanese government committees and research into financial systems and services.
Can formalisation of adat law protect community rights?
Drawing on the histories of the peoples who regard themselves as the original landowners of the concession area of Sorowako nickel project in South Sulawesi, this seminar will discuss how well identities framed primarily in terms of this global discourse can provide a remedy for adverse dispossession.
Activating systems change - methodological foundations and opportunities
Please note: this event has now been cancelled.
Navigating the emerging world order - Sydney
How will nations, including Australia, navigate the rising challenges? What might the future security order look like?
Transforming Australia into an outward looking economy: why the 1940s matters
In this talk Professor Vines will describe the radical shift in thinking by the generation of economists who worked in Canberra during and immediately after World War II.
Testing the Dutch disease: the impact of natural resources extraction on the manufacturing sector
Donny Pasaribu presents his PhD findings on Dutch disease theory.
Navigating the emerging world order - Brisbane
How will nations, including Australia, navigate the rising challenges? What might the future security order look like?
Carbon offsets in the clean development mechanism
Leslie Martin investigates whether carbon offsets in the international emissions trading market represent true emission reductions, focusing on manufacturing firms in India.
Film Screening: Aliko and Ambai
Aliko and Ambai is a new feature film from Papua New Guinea that takes its audience into the world of two young women navigating the hurdles of poverty, violence, forced marriage and abuse as they endeavour to build a future for themselves.
Paid parental leave: What can the United States and Australia learn from each other?
The Social Policy Institute at the Crawford School of the ANU runs a series of workshops exploring major social policy concerns. The workshops are run on Chatham House rules and involve a mix of academics, researchers, senior public servants and others from the policy community. The workshops are being jointly hosted by the Social Policy Institute at the Crawford School of Public Policy, the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute at the Crawford School (TTPI) and the ANU Centre for Social Research and Methods, with the support of Jobs Australia and the Australian Social Policy Association.
Tariff liberalisation in Myanmar: an intertemporal CGE analysis
Sun Htoo Aung presents his PhD findings on the likely effects of tariff reductions in Myanmar.
Mapping our future: towards an Indo-Pacific strategy for Australia
In this public lecture, Rory Medcalf will reflect on how China, Japan, India and the United States are translating the Indo-Pacific into strategy, identifying lessons and opportunities for Australia.
Would Australians be more supportive of redistribution if they knew what level of inequality existed?
Chris Hoy tests whether people would be more supportive of redistributive policies.
The economic and political causes of Indonesia’s forest fires
Russell Toth analyses the importance of political and economic forces—weak governance and the global demand for palm oil—in driving forest fires in Indonesia.
Tax challenges arising from digitalisation: an international perspective
Join David discusses the key findings of the OECD’s interim report on the ‘Tax Challenges Arising from Digitalisation’.
Postgraduate information evening
Looking to enhance or build your public policy career?
The Green Climate Fund, climate finance, and the imperatives and pathways for global transformation
Howard Bamsey, Executive Director of the Green Climate Fund (GCF), discuss the needs and opportunities for climate action, and the pivotal role that the GCF plays in driving forward climate transformation and catalysing investments that support the needs of developing countries.
PNG aid evaluation forum: drought, roads and health
This forum will bring the authors of a number of evaluations of various, important Australian aid projects in PNG.
Who really are the poor? Measuring poverty with multiple dimensions
This paper establishes that poverty is indeed multidimensional. It then presents arguments as to which dimensions and indicators should be included within a multidimensional measure and how they should be weighed against each other.
Investing in change: the path to a decarbonised world
This public forum will bring together expert panelists to explore the questions of ‘what does forward-looking and ethical investment mean for an organisation like ANU?’ and ‘how should organisations like ANU structure their investment portfolios in anticipation and support of the low-carbon transition of the world economy?’
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