Past events
TPR 2022: The governance of regional power trading in Southeast Asia
As a region, Southeast Asia is on track to become the fourth largest economy in the world, and a major source of global greenhouse gas emissions. Addressing the goals of the Paris Agreement will...
TPR 2022: Policy change and methane emissions from oil and gas
Of all the pressing climate policy challenges, methane is perhaps the most urgent. Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas – every tonne lifts global temperatures by over 80 times more than carbon...
Rebuilding trust in electoral institutions
With a backdrop of relentless political pressure and external threats, electoral management bodies (EMBs) are adopting new strategies and tactics for building trust in response to new risks and...
Double agents and the making of globalization: how global boardrooms shape the world polity
**This event is hosted jointly by the [Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs](https://bellschool.anu.edu.au/) and RegNet.** Globalization is underpinned by international organizations—...
Governance on the ground: case study of sustainable palm oil value chains in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
Global demand for palm oil has been increasing over the past decades. Indonesia is the largest producer and exporter of palm oil worldwide. In 2021, the production of Crude Palm Oil (CPO) reached 46....
Digital regulation contested: the regulatory approaches of the US, the EU, and China to govern cross-border personal data transfers
As data is acclaimed as the new oil in the digital era, the regulatory battles among great powers over international personal data transfers increasingly intensify. Focused on the cases of the US,...
The influence of ‘securitization’ on biosecurity lawmaking and disease response in Australia (2003–2016)
Three years into a global pandemic, it is all too clear how infectious diseases can threaten human health and individual and community wellbeing. While some have us have experienced COVID-19 as an...
New Directions in Memory Studies: MemoryHub@ANU Inaugural Symposium
**This inaugural symposium of the MemoryHub@ANU brings together researchers working in the dynamic field of memory studies to share their research in an interdisciplinary and international...
Regulatory system design in pluralist contexts: lawyer regulation in Fiji, Kiribati and Vanuatu
This seminar reports on the results of an in-depth study of lawyer regulation in three Pacific Island countries (PICs) Fiji, Kiribati and Vanuatu. The main argument presented is that regulatory...
Publishing interdisciplinary legal scholarship
In this joint [**ANU College of Law**](https://law.anu.edu.au/) and RegNet event, Fiona de Londras, Rebecca Monson, Kate Henne and Tim Bonyhady will be in conversation reflecting on their diverse...
A missed opportunity: silencing of the Indigenous ‘Voice’ in Australian health policy
Successive Australian governments have sought to overcome Indigenous disadvantage, but it remains an intractable policy issue. Policy makers are grappling with the interrelated and increasingly...
The southernizing of law and justice: reflections on a journey
The global organisation of knowledge privileges research about law and justice with a selective focus on the Anglophone centres of the Global North. These knowledges are universalised as timeless and...
2022 Conversations - Regulatory futures (Panel 3: Opportunities)
### This is the third and final panel in the [2022 Conversations - Regulatory futures: disruptions, resistance and opportunities seminar series.](https://regnet.anu.edu.au/news-events/events/8646/...
Compliance bargaining: the case of international investment arbitration
This event is co-sponsored by the [Centre for International Governance and Justice](https://regnet.anu.edu.au/research/centres/centre-international-governance-and-justice-cigj) (RegNet, CAP) and the...
2022 Conversations - Regulatory futures (Panel 2: Resistance)
### This is the second panel in the [2022 Conversations - Regulatory futures: disruptions, resistance and opportunities seminar series](https://regnet.anu.edu.au/news-events/events/8646/seminar-...
(Seminar series) 2022 Conversations - Regulatory futures: disruptions, resistance and opportunities
**The RegNet Conversations series is a keystone event bringing together expertise across the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet). The theme for Conversations 2022 is _Regulatory...
2022 Conversations - Regulatory futures (Panel 1: Disruptions)
### This is the first panel in the [2022 Conversations - Regulatory futures: disruptions, resistance and opportunities seminar series](https://regnet.anu.edu.au/news-events/events/8646/seminar-series...
Governing through harm reduction: human infrastructure as a governmental resource
This presentation focuses on the learnings of harm reduction as a form of governing drug use disorders. The presentation provokes seminar participants to extend this approach to other areas of...
Bookclub: Unraveling the crime-development nexus
_[**Unraveling the Crime-Development Nexus**](https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781786611000/Unraveling-the-Crime-Development-Nexus)_ interrogates the claim that crime represents a significant threat to...
Collective voice in the absence of collective bargaining: Women workers and labour regulation in Sri Lanka’s apparel industry
Collective bargaining is a powerful tool at the hands of workers to negotiate just and safe working conditions. However, the declining trade union presence and the absence of autonomous forms of...
