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Shawn Xiaoguang Chen investigates the impact of the abolition of the agricultural taxes in 2005 across China on county governments' incentives for tax enforcement.
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Linda Knight discusses a new, experimental cartographic practice and non-representational methodological protocol that attunes to the subaltern genealogies of sites and places.
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Mokhtarul Wadud discusses the impact of consumer sentiments on loan delinquency rates.
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Emilee Gilbert discusses the dominant masculine ideology and value system by sharing our lived experience of gender (in)equality in the academy.
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Bryan Stuart discusses differences in receipt and take-up of unemployment insurance (UI) benefits among white and Black individuals.
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Jennifer McKay discusses environmental activism in Australia with reference to climate change activism in Australia.
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Elspeth McInnes discusses outcomes for three-to-five-year-old children, their families and communities arising from 3-year Australian-funded research into ways to develop sustainable local capacity in communities in Fiji without access to childhood services to foster their preschool children's literacy development in home languages and English.
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David Hundt discusses the tensions between the liberal goal of maximising capital inflows and the statist one of ensuring that those inflows are in ‘the national interest’
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Marilyn McMahon discusses the Parliament of New South Wales (NSW) Joint Select Committee on Coercive Control’s inquiry into coercive control in domestic relationships.
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Wastewater analysis is widely applied internationally as a tool to measure and interpret drug use within national populations. Cobus Gerber discusses trends in drug consumption across Australia and can identify new sources of threat.
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Michael Callen discusses a program in Pakistan that equips government health inspectors with a smartphone app which channels data on rural clinics to senior policy makers.
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Risk has recently become a core aspect of the study and practice of security. William Clapton discusses the division between risk as the normal and securitisation as the exceptional, suggesting this is not as clear as has been suggested in either theory or practice.
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Baogang He suggests the concept of taming offers significant intellectual advantages in its reconsideration of Australia’s China policy and has called for Australian scholars and policymakers, to critically rethink Australia’s taming practices and policies.
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Joachim Timlon discusses how companies can compete on trust and deliver value to multiple stakeholders without risking bottom line results.
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Martin Chanock discusses his research journey from South Africa, through England, to Africa in the period after decolonisation, and finally to an inter-disciplinary School at La Trobe University.
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Andrea La Nauze suggests the supply of electricity by solar households can be downward sloping and that production subsidies may decrease the supply of electricity by solar homes.
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Kit Candlin discusses free women of colour, who were able to navigate the revolutionary turmoil in the Caribbean, self-fashion their own lives and profit from division and conflict.
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Pierre Boulanger discusses the safety and feasibility of high-intensity interval training via a novel telemedicine ergometer in children with Fontan physiology.
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