Events
2020 COVID-19 National Tax Summit
On 3 August 2020, the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute (TTPI) at the Australian National University (ANU) hosted the 2020 COVID-19 National Tax Summit.
Heroes and villains: The effects of combat leadership on collaboration in war-time France
Grosjean investigates how loyalty to a WWI military leader has shaped political preferences and influenced collaborationist and political behavior during and beyond WWII.
Breakfast Series | The Indo-Pacific — Strategic Challenges and Opportunities: COVID, and After
Join us for this exciting breakfast series on the Indo-Pacific.
Epi-economic Modelling of COVID-19: Policy Implications for Australia
The presentation highlights recent epidemiological-economic modelling of COVID-19 in Australia undertaken by the presenters with co-authors. The model results provide important policy insights about how to respond to the pandemic in terms of both public health and the economy. While the results are from Australia, based on data until early July 2020, the results are of general interest to any high-income country.
COVID-19 and Climate Change: International relations
International relations experts Prof Howard Bamsey and Prof Meg Keen will discuss learnings from and implications of COVID-19 for global climate negotiations, and climate action and responses in the Pacific.
Structural changes and sectoral productivity in transitions: Post-transition evidence from Chinese provinces and Former Soviet Union countries
Taehyun Ryu presents his PhD research on structural change
Introduction to National Security: Critical Conversations
This engaging three-day program introduces participants to the central issues, threats, challenges and opportunities that underpin Australia’s national security environment. Participants will improve their understanding of Australia’s national security environment; hear from a range of thought leaders and experts; build a network; and enhance their ability to conduct critical conversations.
Fight fire with finance: a randomized field experiment to curtail land-clearing fire in Indonesia
Edwards reports on a randomized evaluation of collective payments-for-performance as an incentive for curtailing the use of fire for land-clearing in Indonesia.
How to meet Australian demand for Pacific foreign vocational workers
This webinar explores the findings from the recent project that the Center for Global Development conducted with DFAT on ‘How to meet Australian demand for Pacific foreign vocational workers’.
Effectiveness of capital flows management: the case of Indonesia
Wishnu Mahraddika presents his third PhD paper on capital flow management in Indonesia.
Australian budget policy and COVID-19: a model-based analysis
Murphy models the economic effects of COVID-19 restrictions on the Australian economy and the effectiveness of budget policy responses, and considers options for budgetary reforms.
COVID-19: economic costs and responses in the Pacific
This webinar will explore the economic damage caused by COVID-19 and the responses Pacific governments are taking.
Climate Change: Strategies for emotional wellbeing
As we consider our changing climate and what it means for our future, we can experience a wide variety of emotions, ranging from feeling connected, energised and hopeful to despair, anger and frustration. Climate change can also seem like such an overwhelming issue that it’s much easier to try to avoid thinking about it at all.
Russia in Asia webinar
Often overlooked as a player in the emerging Indo-Pacific order, Russia has firmly set its sights on adopting a stronger future role in Asia. What does this mean for the region, for major and smaller powers, and for Australia? Join our expert panel to explore the prospects and implications of Russia’s regional pivot, in terms of regional geopolitics, the rules based order, and Russia’s commercial posture in the region.
Foreign direct investment, labor market regulation, and demographic transition
Sulistiyo Ardiyono presents a TPR on foreign direct investment, labor market regulation, and demographic transition.
History of tax reform in Australia: Early federation reviews and 1942 income tax unification
In the first five decades of Australia as a federated nation, tax reform efforts were driven by the need to establish robust revenue bases for a growing nation.
CAP Postgraduate Drop-In Session
Join us to explore your study options at Crawford School in public policy, public administration, environmental management and applied economics.
CAP Postgraduate Drop-In Session
Join us to explore your study options at Crawford School in public policy, public administration, environmental management and applied economics.
CAP Alumni Session
Join us to hear from Crawford School’s Ms Claire Woo, National Student Alum, Master of Public Policy and Ms Tar Yar Maung, International Student Alum, Master of Environmental Management and Development (Advanced).
Policy Essentials: what you need to know to design and implement good policy
This course is for those who are relatively new to policy work, aspiring to work in policy areas or wanting to understand how to link implementation and policy more closely. It explains how policy is made at the national level, highlighting the importance of understanding your minister and the government for whom you work. It shows how academic concepts and frameworks can help you understand how policy issues are identified and analysed, and how keeping a strong focus on implementation improves policy making, particularly in advising on the choice of instruments for implementing a policy.
CAP Postgraduate Drop-In Session
Join us to explore your study options at Crawford School in public policy, public administration, environmental management and applied economics.
Webinar: Upskill and Retrain: Study a Short Degree in 2021
Make it count for your career in 2021 with a short degree to extend your skills or retrain in a new area.
Skill transferability, migration, and development: Evidence from population resettlement in Indonesia
Arya Gaduh investigates the long-run impacts of Indonesia’s transmigration program on rice productivity, night-time light intensity and migrants’ adaptation to agroclimatic change.
Gender differences in social learning among Vanuatu cocoa growers
Dr Alexandra Peralta presented a new study analysing social learning effects among men and women in cocoa-growing households in Vanuatu.
Masterclass: Tackling the Big Issues with Crawford School of Public Policy
Join us for a masterclass as our public policy, public administration, economic and environmental experts from Crawford School of Public Policy tackle some of the major issues of our time.
CAP Postgraduate Drop-In Session
Join us to explore your study options at Crawford School in public policy, public administration, environmental management and applied economics.
Postgraduate Study Information Session: Public Policy, Environmental Policy, Economics for Policy, Regulation and Governance
Strong government and sound policy have never been more important in Australia’s future. Learn more about our range of postgraduate degree programs in public policy, public administration, applied economics, environmental management and regulation and governance. Make your study count in 2021.
Developing resilience to systemic hazards
Join Ann Florini and Sunil Sharma in a webinar to consider what principles and practices can build the resilience of our global society so desperately needs.
Postgraduate study information session: Public policy, environmental policy, economics for policy, regulation and governance
Strong government and sound policy have never been more important in Australia’s future. Learn more about our range of postgraduate degree programs in public policy, public administration, applied economics, environmental management and regulation and governance. Make your study count in 2021.
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