Navigating a Congressional Off-Session Week
Written by Alyce Ferme, Washington Internship Program, 2025 With my internship in Congressman Lloyd Doggett’s office now wrapped up and having arrived back in Australia, I’ve […]
Archive Tag: democracy
The Peril of Smart Cities for Queer Rights in Africa
John Sunman PhD candidate at Flinders University Dr Luis Da Vinha Lecturer at De Montfort University POLICY PERSPECTIVES #20, March 2025 | DOI The Rise of […]
From Adelaide to DC: Navigating American Politics in a Time of Upheaval
Written by Preston Natale, Washington Internship Program Intern 2025 ‘Everything that could have happened – has happened.’ I’ve repeated this quote more times than I can […]
“America First 2.0”: Implications for the Liberal International Order a...
Dr. Luis da Vinha Lecturer in Politics and International Relations De Montfort University, UK POLICY PERSPECTIVES #17, November 2024 | PENDING DOI Donald Trump’s re-election as […]
An Experience Working on the Hill
Written by Charlotte Kavanagh, Washington Internship Program intern, 2024 Both during and after the Washington Internship Program, it is a guarantee that people will ask you: […]
A Ban on Political Donations? The search for democratic reform in South Aus...
Associate Professor Rob Manwaring, Associate Professor in Government, Flinders University Dr Josh Holloway, Lecturer in Government, Flinders University POLICY PERSPECTIVES #8, December 2023 | DOWNLOAD THIS […]
Truth as fiction: the dangers of hubris in the information environment
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 […]
Slowing down; keeping up - technology, determination and modern heresy
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 […]