The success in mitigating waste – reducing, reusing or safely neutralising – depends on a complex chain, starting with the beliefs and practices of the makers and the takers (the people who have things they want to get rid of and the people who first remove such things for them).

Mary Bulao speaks to the intricate world of political machines and their impact on democracies.

Join us for a discussion on the book 'State Formation through Emulation - The East Asian Model' published by Cambridge University Press in 2022.

Join PhD candidate Siaosi Gavet as he explores the experiences of Pacific/New Zealand NRL players who migrate to Australia.

Join the seminar to delve into positionality, relationality, and ethical research.

Come along to our postgraduate showcase and explore the extensive range of postgraduate programs we offer within the disciplines of international affairs, diplomacy, development, security, policy, governance, sustainability and culture.

This seminar seeks to present preliminary observations from interviews with Indonesian CSO workers, Indonesian security officials, donor employees, and public servants involved in the development of P/CVE programs.

Rungrawee Chalermsripinyorat talks on the peace process in violence-stricken southern Thailand, discussing challenges faced by the Thai government and the impact of the military's dominance.