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Democratic responses to populist challenges

Four authors of four new books reflect on how opposition parties, activist groups, global institutions and new political alliances contest the rise of the...

Philadelphia July 25, 2016. Protesters marched from City Hall to the Wells Fargo Center

Supporting democratic values and institutions in Southeast Asia

DFAT has doubled the funding on a wide-ranging research project by PSC to explore how domestic political concerns in Southeast Asian countries are impacting...

'Strong Patronage, Weak Parties' and 'Democracy for Sale'

Join us for the launch of two books: 'Strong Patronage, Weak Parties: The Case for Electoral System Redesign in the Philippines' edited by Professor...

'Strong Patronage, Weak Parties' and 'Democracy for Sale'

Changing immigration stance in focus at 2019 Japan Update

Leadership in a time of uncertainty - 2019 Japan Update

Japan Update 2019

OCIS 2020 - Save the Date - Oceanic Conference on International Studies

Held every two years, OCIS is the premier conference in international studies held in Australasia. It brings together scholars working across all fields of...

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Unlikely allies: longstanding opposition figure Wan Azizah (left) with former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad (second from right) after Malaysia’s opposition named Mahathir as its candidate for prime minister. Fazry Ismail/EPA

Unlikely allies: longstanding opposition figure Wan Azizah (left) with former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad (second from right) after Malaysia’s opposition named Mahathir as its candidate for prime minister. Fazry Ismail/EPA

Mahathir Mohamad crops up again in bid to lead Malaysia – with Anwar on the same side

12 January 2018

BY DR AMRITA MALHI On January 8, former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad announced his...

Soldiers of the People’s Liberation Army. Concerns have been raised about collaboration between Australian research institutes and Chinese defence interests. Photograph: Reuters

Soldiers of the People’s Liberation Army. Concerns have been raised about collaboration between Australian research institutes and Chinese defence interests. Photograph: Reuters

CSIRO cooperation with Chinese defence contractor should raise questions

7 June 2017

In April 2017 a joint centre for advanced science and technology research was launched at the...

Source: AP

Source: AP

A professor detained for his thoughts

7 June 2017

Article originally written by Yukti Mukdawijitra. Note: On 29 April, a university professor was...

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Australia 360 (2017): Regional Roundup

Speaking at the Australian National University’s annual Australia 360 event last Tuesday, a panel...

Environmental change and migration in an agrarian society: The case of coastal Bangladesh

Abstract In recent years, agrarian communities in coastal Bangladesh have experienced frequent and...

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Scholarship for Asia-Pacific research

28 May 2019

Ruth Daroesman Graduate Study Grant Are you a postgraduate student or HDR candidate planning to undertake...

Rebecca Gidley and Prajak Kongkirati

Rebecca Gidley and Prajak Kongkirati

ANU illiberalism conference attracts Southeast Asian academics to return to Canberra

12 April 2019

Top graduates from The Australian National University (ANU) have returned to campus to discuss the state of...

Postgraduate Information Evening

8 November 2018

Considering graduate study in 2019? Explore your Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs study options at...

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