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Course participants will develop an understanding of the key insights from economics and how they can be applied in policy and government settings.
Empirical evidence on how different types of public infrastructure investment influence economic and social development remains limited.
As the largest archipelagic country in Southeast Asia, Indonesia is by nature surrounded by the seas and strategically situated between the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
Please join us for an upcoming RE&D Research Notes webinar, hosted by the Resources, Environment and Development group (RE&D), Crawford School of Public Policy.
Bappenas, PUSKAPA, UNICEF, and KOMPAK have produced a policy paper on the prevention and handling of COVID-19 impacts on children and vulnerable individuals. In this webinar, three of the authors will present some of the highlights of the paper.
The Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute and the Social Policy Institute jointly convened a group of academic and industry experts and senior government official
The COVID-19 vaccines roll outs around the world are bringing up a range of ethical issues. This webinar will look at three related ethical issues.
Energy, especially fossil fuels, is an essential driver of economic growth yet contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions. Improvements in global energy intensity have been slowing down gradually since 2015.
AHRI’s International Women’s Day events have always pushed for gender equity and women’s empowerment, and this year we’re exploring the endemic topic of sexual harassment in workplaces .
We present a large-scale randomised controlled field trial that informs micro and small businesses about a free and easy to use online registration portal for business registration.
Australia Pacific Security College premiers Pacific Lockdown, which charts the impact of COVID-19 across the Pacific islands region.
Although the issue of Indigenous land rights has received much attention internationally, there are significant differences in how countries interpret and recognise such rights.
Long-term strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are important to support policy and investment decision. The UN climate process calls on all countries to submit such a strategy. Some have been submitted, others are in preparation.
Art and artists have long held an important position in Indonesian society—in politics, in movements for social and environmental jus
Globally recognized standard certificates are commonly adopted to improve firms’ market access and outcomes. Most studies focus on those certificates’ effects on direct export and firms’ different performance outcomes.
ANU Crawford School of Public Policy is coming to Adelaide!
This course takes you through the basic concepts of macroeconomics including: economic output, productivity, growth, inflation, foreign investment and trade.
NU Crawford School of Public Policy is coming to Brisbane!
We examine the relationships between agrarian commodity booms and the incidence of criminality and conflict in the context of Indonesia’s expanding oil palm plantation economy.
The inaugural ALife Conference was hosted by the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute (TTPI), Australian National University (ANU), the Australian Treasury and the Australian Taxation Office, and was held on Thursday 18 and Friday 19 March, 2021 at the Cr
The Australian National University (ANU) College of Asia and the Pacific invites you to 'In Conversation with Professor Quentin Grafton: Bending towards Water Justice.'
Glyn Davis will be in conversation with Helen Sullivan on his new essay On Life’s Lottery, which raises a dilemma long at the heart of philosophy, religion and politics: what are our obligations to others in a world of inequality and personal
A high proportion of zombie firms are revived (i.e.
ANU Crawford School of Public Policy is coming to Melbourne!
A growing literature examines how political and economic forces shape media content at the news source level, but we have little evidence at the journalist level.
ANU Crawford School of Public Policy is coming to Perth!
Join us for the launch of this important research on how the $550 per fortnight Coronavirus Supplement and the temporary suspension of mutual obligations influenced the time use and wellbeing of people receiving social security payments.
ANU Crawford School of Public Policy is coming to Sydney!
Globalisation is changing the pattern of competition within and across countries, with concentration and profitability rising in most countries.
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