Australian Centre for Federalism - Events
29
Jun
2022
Human migration, mobility and forced displacement after the Pandemic
Professor Alan Gamlen in discussion with Professor Tracy Beck Fenwick on Human migration, mobility and forced displacement after the Pandemic. Alan will be...
23
Feb
2021
Boundary or Pandemic Control? Exploring the Use of Subnational Border Restrictions and Closures During COVID19 in Federal Systems
This webinar will explore the use (or, non-use) of subnational border restrictions and closures to control the spread of COVID19 in federal systems. Expert...
10
Sep
2020
APSA 2020 SSW Event | Understanding Australia’s Crisis Coordination
Australia’s 2019-20 bushfires killed at least 33 people, more than a billion animals and resulted in the destruction of thousands of properties and millions of...
05
Feb
2020
The Unsentimental Nation? Early Commemoration of the Australian Commonwealth
Scholars have disagreed about the degree of sentiment that propelled the creation of the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901. Was Federation a cynical deal...
26
Oct
2018
ANU welcomes participants for International Federalism Conference
Dr Andrew Banfield, Head of the ANU School of Politics and International Relations, and Dr Tracy B Fenwick, Director of the Australian Centre for Federalism,...
24
May
2018
Power Sharing in the World's Largest Democracy: Informal Consociationalism in India (and Its Decline?)
India is one of the most diverse countries of the world but operates with a majoritarian Westminster system and simple plurality, albeit also with a federal...
21
Sep
2017
Brexit and the (Possible) Break-up of the UK: A Study in Failed Federalism
The Australian Centre for Federalism (ACF) and the ANU Centre for European Studies (CES) present:
Brexit and the (Possible) Break-up of the UK: A Study in...
