Past events
Determinants and effects of corruption: causal evidence from Indonesian districts
Adrianus Hendrawan presents his PhD findings on the determinants and effects of corruption in Indonesia.
The Singapore School: technocracy or less
Barr argues that Singapore’s technocratic system has demonstrably failed, raising serious doubts about the wisdom of treating that country as a model for governance.
Bilateral trade interdependence and political relations: evidence from Asia’s giants in the post-Cold War era
Vishesh Agarwal will present his thesis proposal review on political tensions and trade.
Growth prospects for Asia and the Pacific: opportunities, risks and the Asian Development Bank’s role
The Asian Development Bank’s President, Takehiko Nakao, will deliver the Arndt Lecture on growth prospects for Asia and the Pacific.
Examining the water market in Metro Manila: an analysis of the dynamics of investment policy through household investment
Albert Lamberte presents his PhD findings on water market privatisation in Metro Manila.
2019 Indonesia Update: From stagnation to regression? Indonesian democracy after twenty years
This conference examines the quality of Indonesian democracy. The contributors will identify, assess and debate the signs of democratic backsliding across a range of political and institutional contexts.
Japan Update 2019: Leadership in a time of uncertainty
The Update is the flagship conference of the Australia-Japan Research Centre (AJRC) in Crawford School of Public Policy, and the Japan Institute at The Australian National University. Bringing together experts from Australia, Japan and around the region, the Update provides a comprehensive overview of Japan’s current economic and political landscape, gives an ‘update’ on the country’s recent developments and forecasts its future directions.
Political connections and survivability of small and medium-sized enterprises in Vietnam
Trang Be presents her PhD findings on political connections and small and medium enterprise survival in Vietnam.
Any chance Australia will ever see the use of first best climate and energy policy instruments?
Fisher argues the case for market-based policy instruments rather than regulation and special sectoral arrangements to solve the climate problem.
Socio-economic impacts of integrated electricity market in East Asia
Yuventus Effendi presents his PhD research on electricity market integration in East Asia.
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