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RegNet PhD scholar receives Best Presenter at Humanities and Social Sciences in the 21st Century Conference
20 September 2019RegNet PhD scholar, Primitivo (Prime) Ragandang received best presentation at the recent UNSW conference:
Cynthia Banham shortlisted for the 2019 Prime Minister's Literary Award
18 September 2019ANU School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) visitor and RegNet alumna__Cynthia Banham
RegNet PhD scholar writes on her experience as a Tamil Australian in 'We, Refugees'
16 September 2019RegNet PhD scholar Kirsty Anantharajah has written about her experience as a Tamil Australian in the new volume edited by RegNet visitor and former staff member, Emma Larking, We Refugees.
The potential of policing coalitions in PNG
13 September 2019Australia has recently announced a $135.9 million package over three and a half years to support policing i
RegNet scholar takes climate change message to the UN
12 September 2019RegNet’s Indigenous Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr Virginia Marshall, has just returned from Mexico City where she attended the UN Indigenous Peoples Climate Change Summit as one
RegNet co-hosts roundtable on paid parental leave
30 August 2019Australia’s national paid parental leave scheme, announced ten years ago on Mother’s Day 2009, was a landmark social policy designed to improve women’s workforce participation, gender equality in w
Information, Technology and Control in a Changing World - new book co-edited by Kathryn Henne
26 August 2019Information, Technology and Control in a Changing World - Understanding Power Structures in the 21st Century
Labour Lines and Colonial Power - new book co-edited by Jon Altman
26 August 2019Labour Lines and Colonial Power
edited by Victoria Stead and John Altman
How do health advocates and industry actors try to influence policy making?
22 August 2019By Bel Townsend, Ashley Schram and Sharon Friel
