International intervention and local politics - book launch
International peace and statebuilding interventions have become ubiquitous since the 1990s. Their frequent failures, however, have prompted some researchers and practitioners to move beyond focusing o...
25 Elo 20171h 9min
Australia's foreign aid dilemma - Jack Corbett
The Australian aid program faces a fundamental dilemma: how, in the absence of deep popular support, should it generate the political legitimacy required to safeguard its budget and administering inst...
24 Elo 20171h
Financing global education: challenges and opportunities
Speaker: Alice Albright, Chief Executive Officer, Global Partnership for Education (GPE). Investing in equitable, quality education systems has a powerful positive impact on economies and societies, a...
17 Elo 20171h
Australian aid evaluations Part 2: pandemics and emerging infectious diseases
Speakers: Staff from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Cardno, and The Australian National University. This forum, which was jointly organised by the Development Policy Centre and the Offic...
17 Elo 20171h 32min
Australian aid evaluations Part 1: basic education in Mindanao
Speakers: Staff from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Cardno, and The Australian National University. This forum, which was jointly organised by the Development Policy Centre and the Offic...
17 Elo 20171h 35min
Political settlements and their trajectories - Sue Ingram
Over the last decade, international development policies, most notably in the UK, have advanced ‘political settlements’ as a framing concept to guide statebuilding practice in fragile and conflict-aff...
17 Elo 20171h 1min
Australia's role in the global fight against TB: an interview with Eric Goosby
In global health circles, Dr Eric Goosby’s reputation precedes him. A physician by training, he has been a leader in the development and implementation of HIV/AIDS policy for 30 years and is perhaps b...
12 Heinä 201729min
My Father, My country - Q & A session of documentary screening with Dame Meg Taylor
In 1938 three Australian patrol officers – Jim Taylor, John Black and Pat Walsh – set off on an epic journey into the highlands of Papua New Guinea. Their purpose: to make contact with highland tribes...
26 Kesä 201734min
