Online: Alon Kraitzman & Jessica Genauer - Reducing Uncertainty in Government Evaluation: The Interplay of Security Concerns and Economic Perceptions in the Arab World
Seminar
The literature on government popularity focuses on security and prosperity as the two most important factors shaping government evaluation. However, we still know little about how these two factors can together inform citizens' decision to reward or punish the government. Studies in diversionary…
EU-US personal data transfers and the impact of the Schrems II ruling
Seminar
Our colleagues at the ANU College of Law continue their celebration of 60 years of Law at ANU with another important and thought-provoking seminar: EU-US personal data transfers and the impact of the Schrems II ruling Join our expert panel for this webinar exploring the…
EU-US personal data transfers and the impact of the Schrems II ruling
Seminar
Our colleagues at the ANU College of Law continue their celebration of 60 years of Law at ANU with another important and thought-provoking seminar: EU-US personal data transfers and the impact of the Schrems II ruling Join our expert panel for this webinar exploring the…
Incipient Infertility: Tracking eggs and ovulation across the life course
Seminar
This seminar will be held via Zoom https://anu.zoom.us/j/97144876973?pwd=emF1SHJVTnRwbjd5VFJpWnJzOU9uUT09 Meeting ID: 971 4487 6973 Password: 829989 Tracking in/fertility – through ovulation biosensing, menstrual and perimenopausal apps, and ovarian reserve testing – is becoming increasingly…
2020 Transnational Research Institute on Corruption Webinar Series: Corruption Reform 2050
Webinar/Online
Emeritus Professor Michael Johnston speaks to the futures of the anti-corruption industry, and asks what possible reforms we may see The contemporary anti-corruption movement – really, by now, more of an anti-corruption industry – has devoted remarkably little effort to articulating its goals, and…
APSA 2020 SSW Event | Understanding Australia’s Crisis Coordination
Webinar/Online
Australia’s 2019-20 bushfires killed at least 33 people, more than a billion animals and resulted in the destruction of thousands of properties and millions of hectares of forest and bushland ecosystem. Federal government action during and after these events drew heavy criticism across the…
Online: Charles Butcher - Friday on my mind: Re-assessing the Impact of Protest Size on Government Concessions
Seminar
Do more protesters on the streets make regimes more likely to concede to protester demands? Several studies have linked protest size and the likelihood of government concessions. Yet existing research has three limitations: many studies fail to distinguish between distinct causal mechanisms, are…