Past events
The army and the Indonesian genocide: mechanics of mass murder
The Indonesian genocide files explain, in the military’s own words, how the military initiated and implemented the 1965-66 mass killing as a deliberate national campaign. This presentation will examine the orders and chains of command recorded in these documents.
Internal and external balance: A new paradigm for resource-rich developing countries
Speakers Marcel and Martin explore a new paradigm for policy-setting in resource-rich developing countries.
Growing up in diversity: the effects of ethnic diversity on educational outcomes
Moh Agung Widodo shares his PhD results on ethnic diversity and educational achievement in Indonesia.
Environmental conservation and human rights in Southeast Asia: Some reflections on advocacy and praxis
In this brownbag session, two special guests combine activism and scholarship in the realm of human rights, indigenous rights, self-determination and environmental conservation.
Survivor testimonies of torture and mapping incidents of violence during the New Order
This event will discuss the mapping of spread and evolution of torture during the New Order regime (1966–1998) in order to understand how this violence was normalised.
On designing sustainable employment policies for developing countries: A case study of Fiji
Satya Paul discusses the formulation of an employment policy for Fiji, based on its socio-economic background and labour market conditions.
Germany’s climate policy and the Paris Agreement
Ursula Fuentes Hutfilter will present the current state of German Climate Policy in the context of the Paris Agreement, focusing on targets for 2020, 2030, and 2050.
Taxpayer responsiveness to marginal tax rates
This seminar examines taxpayers’ responsiveness to marginal tax rates in Australia.
Perspectives on the role of the US Military in a dynamic Indo-Pacific
This seminar will explore the strategic military dimensions of operating in the Indo-Pacific, including exploring how to translate strategic foreign policy and security aspirations into practical operations, activities and relationships.
Regulation of noise in Singapore
Chi Hoong Leong presents his thesis proposal review on the regulation of noise in Singapore.
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