Past events
Anti-corruption and its discontents
In this event, Grant Walton will discuss his new book which examines the relevance of anti-corruption discourse in Papua New Guinea.
National security and foreign interference
In this public seminar, Professors Medcalf and Sussex will explore how China and Russia’s sophisticated toolkits have spread their influence abroad.
2017 Indonesia update - Indonesia in the new world: globalisation, nationalism and sovereignty
In this event leading experts will explore key issues including the historical dynamics of Indonesia’s engagement with the world, its stance on the South China Sea, and the emergence of new nationalism.
Digital kingmakers: why democracy needs (you to have) better cyber security
In this seminar and workshop Dr Legrand, Dr Henschke and Ms Carroll will consider the vulnerabilities, ethics and policy options related to cyber security and democracy.
Workshop on economic and financial analysis of commodity markets
Experts from Japan, and Australia presents research on electricity markets, economic and financial issues on commodity markets in order to support valuation, risk management strategies and investment decision-making.
Gender and labour markets in Asia
Leading researchers discuss how trade liberalisation impacts on gender roles and gender segregation in the labour market, what greater labour market participation means for women’s roles within society, and how to measure the extent of labour force participation and the nature and impacts of that work.
Rising protectionism: keeping Australia and the global system open
The speakers discuss the findings of a recent Productivity Commission report which models a set of scenarios based on new US trade policies and seeks to identify their implications for Australia.
Aid paradoxes in Afghanistan: building and undermining the state
Nematullah Bizhan discusses the complex relations between the Afghanistan government and foreign donors in their efforts to rebuild state institutions.
National security and foreign interference
In this public seminar and scenario workshop, the speakers will explore how sophisticated toolkits developed by Russia and China have spread their influence abroad
Using New Zealand trusts to escape other countries' taxes
Michael Littlewood discusses how foreigners set up trusts in New Zealand to escape tax in their home country, and the New Zealand government’s actions to prevent such abuses.
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