Past events
24
Oct
2018
Constitutional Recognition in the 21st century: why collectivism feels counter-intuitive.
Abstract:
Constitutional recognition and reform inspires the question: how do Indigenous peoples achieve a level of ‘autonomy’ that affords them the agency...
17
Oct
2018
Food Insecurity: Poor Health, and Health Outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People
Abstract:
Optimal nutrition is essential for life. To achieve optimal nutrition we need secure access to an adequate, affordable and nutrition food supply....
11
Oct
2018
Europa Policy Lab: How is Science Mobilised to Design, Assess & Legitimate Environment & Risk-related Policies?
There is a strong trend to considering that risk assessment is ‘science based’ and risk management and governance are ‘based on politics’. This leads many to...
09
Oct
2018
Honours & Masters Advanced in Middle East & Central Asian Studies Advisory Session
Interested in doing an Honours or Master thesis in Middle East & Central Asian Studies?
The Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies offers Undergraduate...
03
Oct
2018
Consent to data linkage: Experimental evidence on sensitivity of linkages, length of linkages and complexity of consent process
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...
28
Sep
2018
Epidemics: Chapter for Beginning Population Studies
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...
27
Sep
2018
Peter Jones: Australia's Argonauts
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...









