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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 search of services to address family and sexual violence in Lae communities
By Michelle Nayahamui Rooney, Miranda Forsyth, Mary Aisi, and Dora Kuir-Ayius
This article was originally...
Twenty years of Indonesian democracy - how many more?
By Edward Aspinall
This article was originally published on New Mandala.
When Indonesia’s New Order...
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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