Past events
Tracing value added in the presence of foreign direct investment
The seminar presents a new unified framework to trace value added along global supply chains that distinguishes foreign-invested enterprises from local firms and finds that the size of GVC activities doubles that in the previous literature.
The political economy of "Indonesia 2045 vision"
Public lecture by Dr Muhamad Chatib Basri, President Commissioner PT Bank Mandiri and former Finance Minister of the Republic of Indonesia.
Launch of the ANU Philippines Institute
The ANU Philippines Institute is a new body established at The Australian National University with the goal of promoting Philippines-related research activities, outreach and expertise among ANU scholars.
Measuring wellbeing in Indonesia: The Indonesia Wellbeing Scale and its application in Jayapura
Dr Kate Sollis (University of Tasmania) and Dr Herdiyan Maulana (Universitas Negeri Jakarta) explore the culturally mediated concept of well-being.
The work of adaptation, the adaptation of work: intricacies and urgencies of the climate challenge
In this talk, Lauren Rickards will outline the thinking behind the new La Trobe Climate Change Adaptation Lab she is leading and how a detailed focus on ‘work’ opens up important new questions about all climate change responses and the role of universities within them.
COVID-19 private pension withdrawals and unemployment duration
This seminar evaluates effects of early pension withdrawal on unemployment duration in the COVID-19 context.
Activity-based recommendations for the reduction of CO2 emissions in private households
In this research we propose an activity prediction framework for a multi-agent recommendation system.
Gender norms, bargaining power and spousal violence in PNG
Join us on 27 October as Alex Smith presents research showing women in PNG who break gender norms by out-earning their male partner experience higher rates of violence.
The relationship between city density and labour productivity: an empirical investigation
Rentao Rao presents his research on the impact of city-level urban population size and density on economic efficiency in China.
Building AIIB: Asia’s new infrastructure development bank and Australia’s strategic role
The President of the AIIB, Mr Jin Liqun, visited Australia in October 2023 and delivered a public lecture at the Crawford School of Public Policy.
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