Past events
Tobias Richardson
Lecture
Tobias Richardson has exhibited widely. He received his Diploma of Art from the East Sydney Technical College in 1987 and went on to do a Bachelor of Fine Arts in San Francisco in 1991. He currently lives, works and teaches in Darwin. His artworks can be found in the collections of Artbank,…
Regional Security in a Turbulent World: A GCC Perspective
Lecture
Over the past decade, the nature of the challenges and threats affecting the Middle East region have been among the most complex it has ever faced. The region’s political order is in a state of fundamental disequilibrium: from the unravelling of the Sykes-Picot architecture to the emergence of a…
US-Russia Update
Lecture
The Trump presidency has introduced a new dynamic in US-Russia relations. Having served as President Putin’s Director for the USA-WesternRegional Fund for Presidential Programs in Moscow, Professor Vladimir Kuznetsov will draw on his extensive knowledge of Russian politics in this US-Russia update…
The 2016 Northern Territory Legislative Assembly election compared
Seminar
The 2016 Northern Territory Legislative Assembly election compared: Strong winning party advantage and successful independents (including Indigenous) Graphing simple data for the ten elections for the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly since 1983, we can see that the 2016 election occupies…
Panel Discussion: The Local and Global Trade Policy Implications of Brexit
Other
The University of Adelaide's EU Centre for Global Affairs and The Australian National University's Centre for European Studies are collaborating to bring visiting international trade policy experts to Canberra for a high-level panel discussion on: The Local and Global Trade Policy Implications of…
How the personal became political: re-assessing Australia's revolutions in gender and sexuality in the 1970s
Conference
This interdisciplinary 2-day symposium is the ANU Gender Institute Signature Event for 2017 and will celebrate both International Women’s Day and the Institute’s 6th anniversary. This symposium explores events, transformations, policy changes and watershed developments in gender and…
Harry Rigby Lecture Series: Social Movements and Identity in Contemporary Russia
Lecture
Beyond ‘regime’ and ‘opposition’: structural features of protest and social movements in Putin’s Russia — Dr Mischa Gabowitsch Protest in Russia is often portrayed as a struggle between the political regime and a liberal opposition supported by a small urban middle class. Yet all of these terms…