Past events
Regulation and relationship: glyphosate in Australia
Mary’s thesis explores the relational dimensions of regulation through the case study of glyphosate (commonly known as the weedspray RoundUp) in Australia. By exploring the regulation of...
Backstage orchestration: a new method of business influence
The pathways of business influence on policy and regulation are numerous. In this paper Jensen Sass will examine a new addition to that armoury - backstage orchestration. This practice sees a...
MCHG 2021 webinar series: Webinar 4 - Bureaucratic power: city planning minus the politics
In Webinar 4 of the Power and the People’s Health series, Patrick Harris will discuss how bureaucratic power has played out in the urban planning sector in Australia and what this means for the...
China’s great reversal in regulating the platform economy
In this webinar, Angela Zhang will discuss China’s recent regulatory crackdown over the tech sector. The webinar will draw upon insights from her new book _[Chinese Antitrust Exceptionalism: How the...
MCHG 2021 webinar series: Webinar 3 -Theory of action underpinning people’s power: the case of the People’s Health Movement
Civil society plays a vital role in bringing about progressive public health change. The extent to which it can be effective as a change agent depends on the relationships between civil society and...
Six Faces of Globalization by Anthea Roberts - Book launch (Online)
Join us for a presentation and panel discussion to mark the release of _Six Faces of Globalization: Who Wins, Who Loses, and Why It Matters_ The event will be opened by Chancellor Julie Bishop,...
Financial crime tradecraft: a critical study of the mechanics of financial crime
This thesis contributes to our understanding of the tradecraft of fraudsters who commit complex financial crimes. It takes up the challenge set down by Levi (1984) and Braithwaite (1985) to give...
MCHG 2021 webinar series: Webinar 2 - The politics of regulating baby food in global context
What we feed our children has a remarkable impact on public health, economic productivity and environmental sustainability. Baby food is also big business. As markets have globalized and grown in...
TPR 2021: Exploring restorative justice in the Taiwanese juvenile justice area
Taiwan's preservation of Confucian traditions and openness to western concepts such as democracy and human rights places it in a unique position to develop restorative justice. While introducing...
TPR 2021: Thinking through regulatory models and mechanisms to manage emerging neurotechnologies
Emerging neurotechnologies are a suite of innovations which can interact with the brain, spine, or peripheral nerves in various ways. While potentially offering new routes to treat health problems,...
Australian COVID-19 policy responses: a health equity report card
In this webinar we launch the new ANU Menzies Centre for Health Governance report _Australian COVID-19 Policy Responses: a Health Equity Report Card_. Join Menzies Director Professor Sharon Friel and...
MCHG 2021 webinar series: Webinar 1 - Power and the people's health: a health equity power analysis of multisectoral policy
Public policy plays a central role in creating and distributing resources and conditions of daily life that matter for health equity. Policy agendas for health have tended to focus on health care...
MCHG 2021 webinar series - power and the people's health
In this Menzies Centre for Health Governance webinar series _**Power and the People's Health**_ we investigate the power dynamics shaping public policy, social action and implications for health...
21st century space governance and Australia’s role as a space middle power
Space is back in the popular imagination in a way that it hasn’t been since the peak of the 1960s Space Age and the Cold War race to the Moon. Today we have billionaires taking joy rides to space, a...
2021 Conversations - connection and disconnection (Webinar 3: global connections and disconnections: markets, state, earth)
### **This is the third webinar in the [ 2021 Conversations - connection and disconnection](http://regnet.anu.edu.au/news-events/events/8356/webinar-series-2021-conversations-connection-and-...
2021 Conversations - connection and disconnection (Webinar 2: The regulatory state across terrains of governance)
### **This is the second webinar in the [ 2021 Conversations - connection and disconnection](http://regnet.anu.edu.au/news-events/events/8356/webinar-series-2021-conversations-connection-and-...
Values governance pathways to promote health equity among the elderly in South Korea
What’s behind a successful intersectoral collaboration for health equity? This presentation explores the journey that goes beyond all the bureaucratic issues regulations and remind us that intangible...
[Webinar series] 2021 Conversations - connection and disconnection
## **2021 Conversations - _connection and disconnection_** The RegNet Conversations series is a keystone event bringing together expertise across the School of Regulation and Global Governance (...
2021 Conversations - connection and disconnection (Webinar 1: Relationality in a complex world)
### **This is the first webinar in the [ 2021 Conversations - connection and disconnection](http://regnet.anu.edu.au/news-events/events/8356/webinar-series-2021-conversations-connection-and-...
What comes after CDP? Reviewing principles for a new livelihood and work program in remote Indigenous Australia
A new discussion paper developed by eight leading researchers with decades of research experience on remote Indigenous unemployment has been published by The Australia Institute. [The paper](https://...
