Kyle Wilson, Putin’s NATO power play stirs disquiet among Russia’s security elite
A fascinating text by ANUCES Visiting Fellow Kyle Wilson, "Putin’s NATO power play stirs disquiet among Russia’s security elite", was published in The Strategist (ASPI) on 29 January 2022…
Ukraine-Russia border: Interview with EU Ambassador to Australia Michael Pulch
Listen to the ABC RN Breakfast interview with EU Ambassador to Australia Michael Pulch on concerns over Russia’s threatening behaviour on Ukraine border (interview is available here). Ambassador…
Australia Day in comparative perspective: understanding Australian opinion
Jill Sheppard and Caitlin Johnstone As public debate focuses on Australia Day once again, it might feel like we are the only country reckoning with its colonial past, or at least the only…
What we can learn from the 2021 Australia Day protests?
Ten-Herng Lai, former PhD student with the School of Philosophy, penned an interesting article in relation to the Australia Day protests of 2021, as well as the vandalism of colonial statues. In…
Four authors in one prestigious philosophy journal
2022 has begun on a high note for the ANU School of Philosophy, with not one but four members of faculty published in the recent edition of Ethics. Christian Barry, Garrett Cullity, Hayden Wilkinson…
A note to PhD students: Summer School at the University of Copenhagen
The Centre of Excellence for International Courts at the University of Copenhagen hosts its summer school 7-10 June 2022. It is offering three fully funded places, which will cover travel to…
Summer School "The European Union, the United Nations and Global Governance", Leiden University, The Hague, 13-24 June 2022
For Master and PhD students Summer School The European Union, the United Nations and Global Governance Leiden University, The Hague, 13-24 June 2022 The Summer School ‘The European…