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The vengeful state: how democratic governments respond to national security leaks
10 October 2016Human rights infringements can occur when states respond harshly to unauthorised public disclosure of national security information.
RegNet advertising for Fellow & HDR Convenor
05 October 2016RegNet is advertising for a Fellow & Higher Degree Research (HDR) Convenor.
Restorative justice and healing the environment
29 September 2016New blog post on War•Crime•Regulation by John Braithwaite looks at what restorative justice looks like in terms of healing the environment.
Black markets in breast milk
29 September 2016RegNet scholar Julie Smith on the emerging market of breast milk.
The geopolitical rationale for climate action
28 September 2016In a new paper published in Global Policy, Peter Drahos and I argue that not only is there a strong economic and moral case for such action, but there are good geopolitical reasons too.
A new narrative
19 September 2016With Pauline Hanson taking a hard line on immigration in the Senate, it’s time for the government to change its tune or risk relinquishing the debate, Peter Hughes writes.
RegNet scholar teaches in PNG based Diploma of Justice Administration
09 September 2016RegNet scholar Miranda Forsyth has taught a unit on sorcery accusation related violence in the Diploma of Justice Administration course at Divine Word University, Madang, Papua New Guinea.
Ethical compliance management
07 September 2016A new blog post on War•Crime•Regulation by John Braithwaite and Bill Dee looks at ethical compliance and management.
What’s next for Myanmar-China relations?
05 September 2016RegNet PhD scholar Naing Ko Ko has published an opinion piece in the Myanmar Times looking at what is to come for the Myanmar-China relationship.
