Honours & Masters Advanced in Middle East & Central Asian Studies Advisory Session
Advisory session
Interested in doing an Honours or Master thesis in Middle East & Central Asian Studies? The Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies offers Undergraduate Honours and Postgraduate Masters thesis programs that enable you to conduct a research component to complete your Middle East and Central Asia…
Consent to data linkage: Experimental evidence on sensitivity of linkages, length of linkages and complexity of consent process
Seminar
The next generation of longitudinal studies will likely make extensive use of linked data to augment survey responses. However this is in the context of declining response rates to surveys and in consent to data linkage (Kreuter, Sakshaug & Tourangeau, 2016). To date there have only been a…
Epidemics: Chapter for Beginning Population Studies
Seminar
What will be the next great global pandemic? This is a question that is leading governments to invest in global health security and research on emerging and novel pathogens. In this talk I will present an overview of the draft chapter on Epidemics for the Beginning Population Studies text book.…
Peter Jones: Australia's Argonauts
Workshop
Peter will discuss the research and writing of Australia’s Argonauts, a narrative history of the 28 members of the first class to enter the Royal Australian Naval College. The class members were all born in 1899 and came from every state in Australia. They were witness to, or played a significant…
Christine Milne: Reflecting on ‘An Activist Life’
Workshop
Over the years I have written hundreds of press releases and speeches, yet writing a political autobiography was a challenging task. How does a private person allergic to celebrity and identity politics go about it? Why would you do it? Having been a critic of many political autobiographies as self…
Human Journeys in the Global Era
Other
The ANU Centre for European Studies presented this roundtable discussion on human journeys as part of the Jean Monnet Migration Network activities, co-funded by Edith Cowan University (ECU), the C-Global Edith Cowan Centre for Global Issues, the Australian National Commission for UNESCO, the…
Workshop on Social Cognition
Workshop
Social cognition is the general ability to accept, process, and apply information about social situtations and contexts, and has been studied from from many different scientific and philosophical perspectives. The evolution of advanced forms social cognition was crucial in the history of our Human…