Tribute to Emeritus Professor John Molony (1927-2018)
Other
The Great Hall, University House, Friday 1 March 2019 at 3pm An occasion to honour and celebrate the distinguished contributions of Emeritus Professor John Molony to the historical profession, to scholarship, education and ideas, the Australian National University, and the Australian community.…
Hans Renders: Old Lives, New Questions
Workshop
This workshop is about traditions and current questions in the world of biography. An assessment of the art of Life Writing in England and the United States, reveals that there has been a shift in the market for biography. There are a several reasons for this. I will provide a few options to…
Conference: Fertility Transitions, Past and Present
Conference
This conference, presented jointly by the ANU School of Demography and the ANU Centre for Economic History, will take place on 28 Feburary - 1 March 2019. The full programme is available here.
2019 QRN Launch
Activity
You are cordially invited to the launch of the QRN for 2019. Members and non-members are most welcome. The QRN aims to promote excellence in of qualitative research at ANU, expand methodological expertise, encourage collaboration and networking between disciplines and colleges across the…
The good and the bad? Whānau Ora and Income Management policies in New Zealand
Seminar
The previous National-led government (2008-2017) in New Zealand introduced two policies that have had a significant impact upon indigenous Māori. Whānau Ora utilises Māori concepts to address social problems in innovative ways that offer Māori…
Brexit: Implications for the EU and the UK
Seminar
The Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence for EU–Australia Economic Cooperation presents this seminar by Professor Richard G. Whitman. Listen to the audio recording on ANU Soundcloud While EU–Australia economic cooperation is increasing, the international economic landscape has shifted dramatically.…
Book launch: A New Rival State? Australia in Tsarist Diplomatic Communications
Book launch
This book is co-presented by the School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics and the ANU Centre for European Studies at the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences. Professor Frank Bongiorno AM of the ANU School of History will launch the new book A New Rival State? Australia in Tsarist…