As part of Flinders University’s Washington Internship Program, myself, Charlotte Kavanagh and Phoebe Edwards are staying in Washington, D.C. for two months working on Capitol Hill. […]
Does banning the internet keep people safe, or is it a breach of their human rights? Perspectives from South Asia. Dr Leoni Connah, Lecturer in Government, […]
Smart cities present a formidable challenge to democracy since they employ a host of technologies that can be used inappropriately, jeopardizing basic civil liberties and political […]
There has been a global shift away from community towards individualism. What does this mean for international law, the obligations to protect and democratic resilience now […]
Data breaches are becoming increasingly frequent and can involve the information of millions of Australians. Does Australian law say enough about how information should be protected? […]
Policymakers and Big Tech have made significant progress in reducing online hate speech on mainstream social media platforms, but they must now grapple with the challenge […]
Follow the JBC LinkedIn page and view the JBC Research Leads’ articles and other relevant opinion pieces that highlight the need for a social science approach […]
By Dr Zac Rogers and Col Jason Lague “Truth may be a partly human fiction, but it’s one of the most important fictions a nation can […]
Dr Zac Rogers recently published article in Australian Quarterly (Jan-Mar 2020) Ideas are the driving force of human history. Yet most of the ideas humans have […]