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HomeUpcoming EventsSPIR Seminar Series: Semester 2, 2016
SPIR Seminar Series: Semester 2, 2016

Week

Speaker

Talk Topic

14 July

Raoni Rajao,

The forest multiple: the ontological strategies of deforestation in Amazonia

21 July

Fiona Barker

Walking the Representation Tightrope: Party demands, community expectations and immigrant-origin politicians’ representation goals

28 July

Dominique Dalla-Pozza

(How) Does the Australian Parliament contribute to the making of ‘well-balanced’ National Security Legislation? An Examination of the Enactment of the Australian Citizenship Amendment (Allegiance to Australia) Act 2015?

4 August

Mike Munger

An Analytical Theory of Just Market Exchange

11 August

Susan Park

The Good Hegemon: How the United States Helps People to Hold the Multilateral Development Banks to Account

18 August

Roland Rich

Design Weaknesses in American Presidential Elections

25 August

TBA

TBA

1 September

Seth Lazar

Sparing Civilians

8 September (Break)

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(Friday) 16th September

Charlie Miller SDSC-SPIR Seminar

How do US elites view China? Automated Text Analysis of Congressional and Media Discourse Towards the PRC, 2000-2016

22 September

Steffen Ganghof

Equilibrium Veto Players: Veto Institutions, Cabinet Formation and Institutional Change

29 September

No Seminar

 

6 October

Woo Chang Kang

The Liberals Should Pray for Rain: Rain, Generation Gap in Turnout and Electoral Outcomes in South Korea

13 October

Yunhan Chu

How East Asians View a Rising China 

20 October

Colin Tatz

Aborigines: A ‘Genuinely Benevolent’ Genocide?

3 November

James Loxton

“Life after Dictatorship: Authoritarian Successor Parties Worldwide.”

10 November

Caroline Close

‘Intra-party divisions in time of party transformation: a framework for analysis’

1 December

Angela Cummine

Citizens’ Wealth: Why and How to Transform Sovereign Funds into Citizens’ Funds

 

Date & time

  • Thu 14 Jul 2016, 12:00 am - Wed 26 Oct 2016, 10:00 pm

Location

L. J. Hume Center, Copland Building

Event Series

School of Politics and International Relations Seminar Series

Contact

  •  Marija Taflaga
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     6125 2462