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Events
04
May
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Development Policy Centre | Forum
International Development Election Forums: Australian Greens
Senator Janet Rice and Senator Mehreen Faruqi
This first International Development Election Forum will feature The Australian Greens’ spokesperson on Foreign Affairs, Senator Janet Rice, and spokesperson on International Aid and Development, Senator Mehreen Faruqi.
09
May
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Development Policy Centre | Forum
International Development Election Forums: Australian Labor Party
Pat Conroy MP
This second International Development Election Forum will feature the Opposition’s Shadow Minister for International Development and the Pacific, Mr Pat Conroy MP.
13
May
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Development Policy Centre | Forum
International Development Election Forums: the Coalition
Senator the Hon Zed Seselja
This third International Development Election Forum will feature the Coalition’s Minister for International Development and the Pacific, Senator the Hon Zed Seselja.
17
May
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Development Policy Centre | ACDE Seminar
Empowering migrants: impacts of a migrant’s amnesty on crime reports
Dr Dany Bahar
Dr Dany Bahar presents his study on whether undocumented immigrants change their crime-reporting behavior after receiving a regular migratory status.
24
May
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Development Policy Centre | Seminar
US sins toward the developing world: how they harm them and us
Dr Nancy Birdsall
Dr Nancy Birdsall puts the spotlight on US policies to weigh up the benefits they bring and the harm they do to the developing countries of the world.
27
May
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Development Policy Centre | Seminar
What has limited preferential voting changed in Papua New Guinea?
Dr Terence Wood and Maholopa Laveil
This presentation will report on new research examining the impact of limited preferential voting on electoral processes and outcomes, as well as governance more generally, in PNG.
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