RegNet - ANU

Jon Altman on how successive governments destroyed black jobs, and why the latest plan will too

The dismantling of a successful Aboriginal employment program by Labor and Liberal governments has proved to be disastrous.

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Regarding Rights blog - Hilary Charlesworth and colleagues speak out in support of Gillian Triggs

President of the Australian Human Rights Commission subjected to ‘relentless attacks'

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2015 Canberra Conference on Earth System Governance:Call For Papers

Call for papers for the 2015 Canberra Conference on Earth System Governance

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Sharon Friel on food, governance and equity

Sharon Friel explains the international and local context driving her research project into developing a healthy and equitable food system for Australia.

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Clarke Jones discusses terrorism on Radio Sputnik

Clarke Jones interviewed live on Moscow's Radio Sputnik.

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Video - Neil Gunningham on the evolution of environmental regulation

How has environmental regulation changed to respond to increasingly complicated environmental problems?

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The Regulatory Institutions Network (RegNet) is a dynamic community of scholars from different disciplines united by our interest in governance and regulation. Combining rigorous interdisciplinary research with innovative forms of knowledge-translation locally, nationally and globally, RegNet has received international recognition as one of the world’s most vibrant governance and regulatory academic centres. Our work is built on principles of justice, sustainability and human well-being and has a focus on the Asia-Pacific region. Currently we work in the following thematic areas: Intellectual Property and Knowledge Governance; International Law and Human Rights; Natural and Human Environments; Social Capital; Society and Health; and Rule of Law. We welcome new research directions.

Professor Sharon Friel joined RegNet as Professor of Health Equity in May 2014 and became Director in July 2014.

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