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22
Oct
2021

Protection and Promotion of Indigenous languages in Australia and Latin America

Webinar/Online

In both Australia and Latin America languages play an essential role in the daily lives of indigenous communities, not only as a tool for communication, education, social integration and development, but also as a repository for their unique identity, cultural history, traditions and memory.…

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20
Oct
2021

Seminar: Unpacking Australian social housing policy: Reified scarcity & the problem space of ‘need’

Seminar

ABSTRACT: This paper analyses how social housing provision is governed in Australia. Social housing is today a highly residualised sector due to a combination of declining public investment and the intensified targeting of available stock to households with the greatest need. I argue that…

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20
Oct
2021

Guiding principles for a new livelihood and work program in remote Indigenous Australia

Seminar

Link to Zoom Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jD8jhriOqA ‘Life must be understood backwards… but… it must be lived forwards.’ Søren Kierkegaard, Journals 164 (1843) The Abbott government’s Community Development Program (CDP) was announced as a replacement for the Gillard…

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18
Oct
2021

[POSTPONED] Which ways are we going? Notes on the sociology of class in Australia

Seminar

Pleaese note this event has now been postponed until 2022.   Join Beck Pearse and Mike Beggs for 'Which ways are we going? Notes on the sociology of class in Australia' In 1983 Raewyn Connell published a book called Which Way is Up? The awkwardly titled collection of essays canvassed major…

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15
Oct
2021

Promoting (reflexive) methodological pluralism: An autoethnographic account of mapping the political science research on judicialization (Leila Kawar)

Seminar

Promoting methodological pluralism has been a major theme of discussion across multiple political science subfields. But, notably, qualitative methodologists have set forth meaningfully different visions of how this disciplinary norm should be implemented in practice, differing on whether emphasis…

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15
Oct
2021

October Majlis: Hostile Borders - Afghan Refugees and Uncertain Hospitality

Webinar/Online

Devastating scenes emerging from Kabul's international airport in mid-August provide a sharp reminder of the four-decade long crisis of displacement that has so profoundly impacted Afghanistan and given rise to a global Afghan diaspora. As the world once again contemplates the prospect of mass…

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12
Oct
2021

The public health impact of COVID-19 in Latin America – One year later

Webinar/Online

Join us for a webinar to follow-up the five-part series co-hosted last November by the ANU Centre for Mental Health Research (CMHR) and the Australian National Centre for Latin American Studies (ANCLAS) on the diversity of responses to COVID-19 in a cross section of Latin American countries. The…

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