School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet)

Keen to pursue a #career in #regulation or enhance your skill as a professional regulator? We are still accepting applications for mid-year entry into our sector-leading Graduate Certificate of Regulation and Governance. Choose from flexible part-time and online #study options. To learn more, visit our website (https://lnkd.in/g6S8ekQ3) or email the RegNet Education team at [email protected] to discuss your learning opportunities. ANU College of Asia & the Pacific

👏 Congratulations to Dragonfly Thinking, an ANU spin-out founded by Professors Anthea Roberts and Miranda Forsyth, for being a part of the latest cohort in the CSIRO On Accelerate program! We are excited to see how your innovative #AI tools empower businesses and governments to leverage these technologies with greater ease and speed.   Watch this video from CSIRO explaining how Dragonfly Thinking is using structured analytic techniques and AI tools to help businesses and policy makers navigate #complexity: https://lnkd.in/gujzc4pY ANU College of Asia & the Pacific

The Planetary Health Equity Hothouse is delighted to be joined by Professor Sir Andy Haines for episode 13 of their #SavingTheWorld webinar series, where he will be talking about the #health co-benefits of #climate action, and pathways to a health #NetZero future. Please note the webinar will begin at 4:00pm AEST, a different time to our usual lunch-time seminar, to accommodate the time difference for Andy. Please visit the Hothouse website for more information and to register: https://lnkd.in/gABjMAR7 London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, U. of London Sharon Friel Megan Arthur Fran Baum David Schlosberg Dr Sandro Demaio Sophie Lewis Ian Dunlop Planetary Health Alliance Public Health Australia Office of the Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment ACT Climate and Health Alliance

My new essay (co-authored with Clifford Shearing and Maegan J. Miccelli) in Policing & Society articulates a vision for ‘#adaptivepolicing’ in a climate crisis. We argue that #police practitioners and researchers must urgently consider how emerging and existential hazards associated with #climatechange may impact the #regulation and protection of social order around the world. Aligning the mentalities, functions, and capabilities of #policing institutions and networks with ‘whole-of-society’ or systemic attempts to promote ‘#adaptivegovernance’ is vital for governing #security in the #Anthropocene. The essay is free to download (#openaccess) so please repost and share it with colleagues in your networks who might be interested.

Join Professor Clifford Shearing for a presentation considering a security #governance possibility, born in the Global South, with implications for defunding police, decolonising #security, and reimagining justice. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dmyTa2Ah

We are thrilled to announce that our PhD scholar, Walter G. Johnson has won the Law & Social Inquiry 2024 Graduate Student Paper Competition! His article, “It’s (Not) Just Semantics: Neurotechnology as a Novel Space of Transnational Legal Governance" uses a case study to show how spaces of global #governance emerge. Congratulations, Walter! 👏 🎉

My article with Christian Downie in Review of International Political Economy is now open access! We explore the forces driving trade credit for energy. This article serves as the basis for our ongoing research agenda, for which more will be forthcoming soon. Should be of interest to anyone interested in the energy transition, trade, security, and development. https://lnkd.in/dZBzZcDJ

What is Dragonfly Thinking? Watch a 60 sec video from CSIRO explaining how ANU spin out Dragonfly Thinking is using structured analytic techniques and AI tools to help businesses and policy makers to navigate complexity. Thanks to the CSIRO ON Accelerate team for supporting us on this journey! https://lnkd.in/gKjJA-ty

Join Dr Shelley Bielefeld for an insightful presentation on the lived experiences of First Nations cashless debit card holders who experienced #digitalisation of their social security payments. For more details, visit: https://lnkd.in/g_htNVDv

“From the ashes of the referendum, we now find ourselves in a movement for change," - Scientia Professor Megan Davis. 🖤💛❤️ What comes next for First Nations public policy after the 2023 Voice referendum failed? 📚 These questions were considered by Scientia Professor Megan Davis when she shared her insights at the inaugural First Nations Women in Public Policy Lecture hosted by our Crawford School of Public Policy. Professor Helen Sullivan, Dean of our College, and Janine O'Flynn, Director of our Crawford School, were in attendance and added significant weight to the importance of this event for both our College and The Australian National University. As we come together for National Reconciliation Week, we honour and celebrate the history, cultures, and contributions of Australia's First Nations peoples. Together, we strive to build meaningful relationships and create a more inclusive society. Through education, research, and dialogue, we endeavor to amplify Indigenous voices, champion reconciliation efforts, and contribute to positive change. 👉 Read the full story and more about our commitment to amplifying Indigenous voices and perspectives in public policy here: https://lnkd.in/gzBEhPkv #ouranu #anucap #IndigenousPolicy #VoiceToParliament #PublicPolicy #NRW2024 #ReconciliationWeek