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Race and the Modern Exotic - Three 'Australian' Women on Global Display
On Thursday 6 October, Professor Angela Woollacott's new book was launched to an eager audience at the ANU Co-op Bookshop. Professor Desley Deacon officially headed the launch, introducing Professor Woollacott and her new book Race and the Modern Exotic Three ‘Australian’ Women on Global Display…
No more publish or be damned - The Australian Higher Education Supplement
Linda Butler a Visiting Fellow with the School of Politics and International Relations is featured in this article in todays issue of The Australians Higher Education Supplement Read the article on The Australian website
Words bring United States scholar to ANU
US scholar, Margit Bowler, will soon call ANU home as she embarks on research and study as a 2011 Fulbright Scholar to Australia. Ms Bowler from Reed College will complete work in the field of Indigenous languages. As a 2011 Fulbright Postgraduate Scholar Ms Bowler will study sentence structure…
Philosophy mastermind joins ANU
Dr Rachel Briggs will join the School of Philosophy in the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences as a research fellow in early 2012. The early career researcher was one of ten academics recently selected for publication in 2010 The Philosopher’s Annual – which recognises the 10 best philosophy…
World Summit on Arts and Culture
The ANU School of Art had two speakers at this week’s 5th World Summit on Arts and Culture in Melbourne. Dr Chaitanya Sambrani, a senior lecturer in Art Theory spoke at the round table ‘Changing places – evolving cultural policies in Asia’ and Erica Seccombe, a PhD candidate in Photography and…
The fall of the city by Archibald Macleish
As part of an ongoing research project, director Andrew Holmes presents Pulitzer Prize-winning poet dramatist Archibald MacLeish’s groundbreaking radio verse drama The Fall of the City for five performances only, at the ANU Arts Centre Drama Lab from October 26 to 29. In the central plaza of a…
The complex reality of post-tribal voters
Following the release of his new book, The Australian Voter: 50 years of change, Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Ian McAllister, speaks to the ABC National Interest program about the complex reality of post-tribal voters. http://www.abc.net.au/rn/nationalinterest/stories/2011/…