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Budget 2018: College academics have their say
From national security to income tax, academics from ANU College of Asia and the Pacific (CAP) have produced a...
In a tiny, soundproofed room on the upper floor of the University’s Old Canberra House, ANU student Maya Bhandari...
Involving men in ending violence against women: the right approach?
#MeToo, White Ribbon, HeforShe – these campaigns are a collaboration by men and women to achieve gender equity and...
Life on the frontier: ANU academic wins prestigious E Gene Smith Prize for research on Western China
ANU anthropologist and research fellow, Dr Tom Cliff, has been awarded the E Gene Smith Prize for his book ‘Oil and Water: Being Han in Xinjiang’.
‘Oil and Water’ draws on Dr Cliff’s...
World Conqueror: Genghis's ideology of world rule and why it matters today
Though widely seen in the West as nothing more than a mass-murdering barbarian, Genghis Khan was a leader of genius. His success inspired his heirs with the astounding vision that Heaven had given...
2015 John Gee Memorial Lecture - Peter Varghese
For a hundred years, humans have had the capacity to attack each other with devastating chemical weapons. Seven decades ago, mankind unlocked the secret of the nuclear bomb.
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