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RegNet PhD scholarships
01 July 2022The School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) is offering three scholarships for 2022/23:
Raymond Gao receives the CIBEL Global Network PhD Prize
28 June 2022We are proud to announce that our PhD scholar Raymond Gao has recently been awarded the 2021 CIBE
Navigating the future Australia-China relationship in the post-election context
26 June 2022On 22 June, RegNet academics Anthea Roberts, Darren Lim
Healing from the heart: Virginia Marshall on Policy Forum Pod
25 June 2022How can Australia place kindness and care at the centre of its policy-making? What do First Nations’ knowledge systems tell us about protecting the land, waterways, and environment?
Is ‘Fortress Australia’ inherently insecure?
20 June 2022Research Fellow Benjamin Herscovitch shared his thoughts in Development Intelligence Lab on whether ‘Fortress Australia’is inherently insecure.
Australia urged to support an injection of equity into global COVID responses
16 June 2022Belinda Townsend has co-authored an article with Brigitte Tenni (The University of Melbourne) and Deborah Gleeson (La Trobe University) about the inequities in access to diagnostics, personal prote
Victoria’s First Nations treaty authority could be replicated across Australia, experts say
09 June 2022RegNet’s Dr Virginia Marshall has told The Guardian that statutory authorities like the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission – abolished in 2005 – had lacked true independence due to go
An intersectional approach to digital humanitarianism: three lessons from Lebanon
09 June 2022by Jenna Imad Harb
Where privacy meets power: questions of data & racial inequality
06 June 2022Data are often understood as self-evident reflections of the world, even though there is growing evidence of how data-driven practices can have racially discriminatory outcomes.
Felicity Gray, winner of the Edward C. Luck Prize
26 May 2022Our heartiest congratulations to RegNet PhD scholar Felicity Gray, who has been awarded the inaugural Edward C.
