Turning Urban: strengths and vulnerabilities of China’s collectives in the process of urbanisation
What does it mean to urbanise? Are industrialisation and urbanisation two aspects of the same process? How do villages have a chance to thrive if a state is determined to urbanise the country? Drawin...
20 Jun 20171h 21min
Belkis Wille: Abuses in the Fight Against ISIS
Belkis Wille is senior Iraq researcher in the Middle East and North Africa division, Human Rights Watch. She discusses the worsening situation for civilians in Mosul, the prospects of justice for vic...
15 Jun 20171h 3min
Yolanda Moses: Diversity, Social Justice and Inclusion in the Age of Trump
Professor Yolanda Moses, Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Cultural Competence, National Centre for Cultural Competence. Based on an article ‘Confronting the Trump Effect on Our Campuses’, recently pu...
9 Jun 201741min
Dean's Lecture Series : How can schools be relevant in the 21st century?
The challenges that face schools are not simple but there are local, national and international models that may provide some pathways to changing school learning and teaching practices, leadership and...
8 Jun 20171h 52min
The Future of the Auto Industry with Carlos Ghosn, Chairman and CEO, Renault-Nissan Alliance
Carlos Ghosn, one of the world’s most influential business leaders and was the first executive to run two Fortune Global 500 companies simultaneously, discusses the future of the automotive industry, ...
8 Jun 201755min
Civil Wars: a history in ideas
We think we know civil war when we see it. Yet ideas of what it is, and what it isn’t, have a long and contested history, from its fraught origins in republican Rome to debates in early modern Europe ...
6 Jun 20171h 28min
What's Wrong with our Kidneys?
What’s wrong with our kidneys? And what we are doing about it at the University of Sydney. Professor Steve Chadban reviews the state of the nation in terms of kidney health and discusses the spectrum...
31 Mai 20171h 11min
Arts and Aboriginal Australia: decolonisation or reconciliation?
In the last 50 years museums have slowly changed from exhibitions ‘about’ Indigenous peoples to exhibitions by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander curators. As the University of Sydney embarks on ...
31 Mai 20171h 36min
