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Our researchers offer expert commentary on a diverse array of topics and our Center takes pride in hosting a variety of informative seminars throughout the year. Here, you can stay up-to-date with our latest research findings and explore our events.

2023 Research Seminar Series

Our Research Seminar Series brings together the Centre's research community (academic staff and higher degree students) for weekly research sessions featuring a range of presentations by world-leading domestic and international scholars.

Our seminar series is delivered online and in person.

Trimester 2

Trimester 1

TRIMESTER 1

Time: 11.00 -12.15pm (unless stated otherwise)

Venue: Room - 1.18 N72 Glyn Davis building Nathan campus

Please note there is currently a 20-person cap on attendance in this conference room. It is essential to RSVP if you wish to attend in person.

Date	Author / Presenter	Title
10 March	VIA TEAMS, 10:00am Pippa Norris, Harvard University	Trust in Government Worldwide: The role of information environments and cognitive skills
17 March	IN PERSON Baogang He, Deakin University	A Constructive Critique of a ‘Liberal Taming Project’ towards China
24 March	IN PERSON Erin O’Brien, Queensland University of Technology	Political investorism: conceptualising investment-based market lobbying
31 March	IN PERSON Samuel Wilson, Swinburne University	Political leadership for the greater good: how Australians view the integrity, competence and contribution of federal government
7-Apr	Mid-trimester break
14 April	IN PERSON Alexandre Lefebvre, University of Sydney	Liberalism as a Way of Life
21 April	IN PERSON Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh, Griffith University	Climate Change and the "Just Transition": The Case of "Transition Minerals"
28 April	IN PERSON Ellen Lust, University of Gothenburg	Everyday Choices: the Role of Competing Authorities and Social Institutions in Politics and Development
5 May	IN PERSON Caitlin Mollica, Newcastle University	Understanding Embedded Volunteerism through Transformative Governance: Resourcing Youth-led Peacebuilding
12 May	IN PERSON Kyle Beardsley , Duke University	Can Peace Operations Mitigate the Effect of Armed Conflict on Malnutrition? Evidence from Côte d’Ivoire (co-authored with Jessica Beardsley)
19 May	VIA TEAMS Kwan Nok Chan and Mengqi Xie, University of Hong Kong	The Politics of Bureaucratic Oversight in Authoritarian Regimes: China’s Central Environmental Inspections
6 May	IN PERSON Bina D'Costa, Australian National University	TBC
2 June	IN PERSON Kathryn Baragwanath, Australian Catholic University	The Greener Gender: Women Politicians and Deforestation (co-authored with Xixi Zheng)

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