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Mai Sato takes up role of MCJR convenor
20 May 2019Joining The Australian National University (ANU) in February 2019, Dr Mai Sato is an expert on the death penalty, miscarriages of justice, trafficking of goods, policing a
Mai Sato on the death penalty in Japan in the lead up to the Olympics
14 May 2019RegNet Fellow, Mai Sato has been quoted in the Diplomat on the use of the death penalty in Japan, particularly in the lead up to the 2020 Olympics.
Climate Change and the People's Health featured in The Guardian
14 May 2019RegNet Director, Professor Sharon Friel’s latest book Climate Change and the People’s Health (OUP), has been featured in The Guardian in an article looking at the
Symposium highlights flickers of hope for tackling climate change
09 May 2019We are privileged to be alive at a time when we can still act to combat climate change and acting will require a transformation of systems, including transport, energy and our food systems.
Call for applications for the Braithwaite Fellowship
15 April 2019The application deadline for this position has been extended until 31 May, 2019
Applications for the Braithwaite Research Fellow/Fellow at RegNet are now open.
Sharon Friel on the social gradient and health
10 April 2019RegNet Director, Sharon Friel is quoted on ABC Life in a
Rod Broadhurst in conversation with Lesley Seebeck on cyber security and emerging threats
09 April 2019As part of the ANU Federal Election Conversation Series, RegNet’s Rod Broadhurst discusses the wide range of cyber security and emerging threats we face today with Lesley
RegNet Annual Report 2018
09 April 2019Welcome to the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet).
How much fentanyl is available on the darknet?
02 April 2019A new Australian Institute of Criminology Statistical Bulletin written by Mathew Ball, Roderic Broadhurst and Harshit Trivedi of the ANU Cybercrime Observatory shows just
