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Gary Lea and preliminary thoughts on artificial intelligence
28 October 2015After presenting yesterday in the RegNet seminar series, Gary Lea’s presentation on artificial intelligence and its regulatory risks has been revisited in The Canberra Times column Gang Gang
Australian Intervention Support Hub: getting in early to prevent violent extremism
16 October 2015As the NSW government considers control orders on terrorism suspects as young as 14, researchers from the Australian Intervention Support Hub (AISH
PhD Scholarship in the social determinants of health equity at RegNet
15 October 2015Opportunity for a three-year full-time PhD scholarship within the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Centre for Research Excellence on the Social Determinants of Health Equity (CRESDHE)
Regarding Rights blog - Madeleine Sinclair
09 October 2015Acts of reprisals have become more varied and severe over time.
Australia's 'prickly' relations with EU hamper climate diplomacy
08 October 2015In this interview, RegNet Adjunct Scholar Howard Bamsey discusses what can be and, as a former negotiator, what he hopes will be achieved in Paris during the United Nations Framework Convention on
Carve-out in TPP signals risk for environmental protections
08 October 2015In this article published in The Canberra Times yesterday, RegNet scholar Kyla Tienhaara argues that the tobacco control measures carve-out in the TPP agreement highlights
Playing Jenga with Myanmar’s rule of law
01 October 2015How ideas of justice and law are being morphed by intermediaries.
Hilary Charlesworth interviewed on feminist theory in IL by EJIL
30 September 2015Hilary Charlesworth is interviewed by Joseph Weiler, Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of International Law.
CIGJ new working paper series
30 September 2015CIGJ presents new working papers related to the ‘Strengthening the International Human Rights System: Rights, Regulation and Ritualism’ ARC project.
Did Abbott really stop the boats?
25 September 2015A new analysis on whether the Abbott government’s measures ‘stopped the boats’ by RegNet Visiting Fellow Peter Hughes and former Immigration Department Secretary John Menadue has been quoted in the Sydney Morning Herald today. The analysis argues that it was measures implemented under the Rudd government and not the Abbott government which turned the tide on boat arrivals.
