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Three RegNet alumnae recognised by the International Studies Association
13 April 2021The contributions of three RegNet alumnae have been recognised by the International Studies Association (ISA) with awards for bravery in pursuing pioneering scholarship; p
Darknet takedowns disrupt drugs markets
11 March 2021Dark web takedowns by cross-border law enforcement operations have a significant impact on the availability of opioids, in particular the lethal drug fentanyl, according to a new report from The Au
Student Q&A
22 February 2021RegNet students Franz Carneiro Alphonso, Xiao Jiang, Mallory Dobner and recent graduate Frederick Loughman, talk about their student experience and share their thoughts on what it is like to st
Walled landscapes: Legal discourse and the construction of physical partitions
27 January 2021For millennia nations across the world have erected border walls and fences. With these physical divides, states have sought to fortify their defences, signal power, and delineate borders.
Harnessing financial markets and institutional investment to increase the penetration of clean energy in Asia and the Pacific
27 January 2021Climate change and energy poverty are just two of the key global challenges that the world is currently facing.
Engaging youth in messaging for the creative arts to end sorcery accusation violence
18 January 2021The belief in witchcraft or sorcery exists across many parts of the Pacific, especially in Papua New Guinea (PNG).
RegNet alumna appointed Human Rights Commissioner to the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia
14 December 2020We are delighted to announce that ANU RegNet alumna Dr Narantuya (Nara) Ganbat was recently appointed
RegNet congratulates Team Australia
02 December 2020RegNet congratulates Team Australia, the national undergraduate team that this year were runners-up in the 2020
RegNet scholars awarded Discovery and Linkage Project Grants
29 November 2020RegNet’s Professor Sharon Friel, Dr Belinda Townsend
