The SPIR seminar series brings together the School’s research community and domestic as well as international leaders in the field of politics and international affairs. Across each semester, the series showcases a diverse and exciting range of topics.
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Past Events
Collective Punishment of the Other: Perceptions of Groupness and Public Responses to Foreign Influence
Associate Professor Jonathan Chu (National University of Singapore)
When rival governments interfere in each other’s domestic affairs, disclosures of that interference often trigger demands for “collective punishment…
Persuasion and resistance: A survey experiment on messaging for and against One Nation
Dr. Shaun Ratcliff (Accent Research)
Since the May 2025 federal election, One Nation's primary vote has risen sharply across published polling. If an election were held today, it would…
Does U.S. Nuclear Arms Control Diplomacy Affect Allied Perceptions of U.S. Extended Deterrence? Evidence from Cross-National Survey Experiments
Dr. Kyungwon Suh (ANU)
This project explores how U.S. nuclear arms control diplomacy with nuclear-armed adversaries—such as Russia and China—affects the credibility of…