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Jon Altman on Australian indigenous affairs taking a step backward
23 April 2015In this article published in the Epoch Times, Jon Altman quoted on the state of indigenous policy in Australia today.’It’s worse now I think, than it has been at any time in the modern policy era g
Clarke Jones on how ISIS is able to reach all classes of society
23 April 2015In this Radio Sputnik interview, RegNet visitor Clarke Jones discusses how ISIS is able to reach all classes of society.
Clarke Jones on moving the focus away from religion in the deradicalisation process
23 April 2015In an interview for an article in The Point magazine, RegNet visitor Clarke Jo
Jon Altman on indigenous policy failures
23 April 2015In this opinion piece published in the Centralian Advocate, RegNet visitor Jon Altman argues “what is needed is some realistic assessment of what meaningful activity is available for indig
Peter Drahos on breaking the shackles of intellectual property in FTAs
17 April 2015It’s not only Google and Microsoft, all multinationals are playing the same game.
RegNet Research Paper Series Vol. 3 No. 3
16 April 2015This edition of the Research Papers features papers from Ian Marsh, Jeroen van der Heijden, Clarke Jones, Mary Ivec and Val Braithwaite.
Three RegNet academic positions advertised
16 April 2015Three RegNet academic positions are currently being advertised via the ANU Recruit website:
Joyce Wu on responding to domestic violence
13 April 2015Center for International Governance and Justice PhD Scholar, Joyce Wu, has written about domestic violence in today’s Canberra Times, She writes of her experience working with victims of domestic v
Regarding Rights blog - Revising the OECD guidelines on corporate governance of SOEs
13 April 2015In this Regarding Rights blog post, Mikko Rajavuori, University of Turku and former Visiting PhD Scholar at the Center for International Governance and Justice, RegNet, write about a lack of human
Sharon Friel and Kyla Tienhaara on the leaked TPP investment chapter
10 April 2015The latest part of the TPP to be leaked is its investment chapter. And like almost everything we know about the secretive negotiations for the agreement, it provides plenty of cause for concern.
