2023 Visiting Fellows
The ACF is pleased to announce our 2023 visiting fellows: Prof. Jorge Gordin, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, will be visiting February 20th to the 8th of March, 2023. Jorge is an expert of…
Distinguished new research funding for research into Australian Parliamentary Speech
Congratulations to Dr Marija Taflaga, Professor Keith Dowding, Professor Kenneth Benoit and Dr Rohan Alexander for their success in leading an outstanding project in the 2023 round of ARC Discovery…
Brazil Update 2022: A conversation with experts on the Brazilian elections and democracy
On 10 November, the Australian Centre for Federalism held the inaugural Brazil Update. The webinar reunited leading election and party experts on Brazil who presented and discussed the outcome…
Australian Centre for Federalism's Resident Federal Scholar Program
The round is now open with the deadline of November 10th. For more information see: https://politicsir.cass.anu.edu.au/centres/acf/projects-prizes-and-grants
Democracy and Citizen Engagement: Discussion about Australia and Ireland
A panel consisting of SPIR’s Marija Taflaga and Ian McAllister, CSRM’s Nick Biddle and University of Canberra’s Nicole Curato, discussed Australian and Irish perspectives on democracy with the Irish…
Dr. Borui Song awarded 2022 Young Scholar Award by the International Association of Centers for Federal Studies (IACFS)
The Australian Centre for Federalism is delighted to announce that International Association of Centers for Federal Studies (IACFS) has awarded this year’s Young Scholar Award for the best…
New Article by Tracy Beck Fenwick: Opinion: Scott Morrison portfolio power grab a symptom of executive federalism?
By Tracy Beck Fenwick A version of this article was originally published by The Canberra Times. Executive federalism is a significant feature of how former prime minister Scott Morrison and…