As the weather warms up, it can only mean one thing for young music enthusiasts: the Australian summer music festival season is here.
As the weather warms up, it can only mean one thing for young music enthusiasts: the Australian summer music festival season is here.
Study produces new evidence and insights into how social media can increase the public harms of terrorism.
The Weinstein case follows an emerging pattern of powerful men being outed for their behaviour.
My thesis, "Transversal Communities in West Africa," analyses conflict dynamics in West Africa and assesses the role of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) as a security organisation in its response to armed conflict.
In July 2008 UNSW criminology student Sam Alderton-Johnson accepted a voluntary team leader role with an organisation called Linkz that included just recently a three week placement in the remote Aboriginal community of Laramba in the Northern Territory.
The Human Rights Defender is published by the Australian Human Rights Centre in the Faculty of Law at the University of New South Wales. The magazine features information and comment on a range of current issues and research in human rights and seeks to provide a platform for the expression of critical thinking and discussion of conceptual developments in human rights.
Contemporary South Asia is the leading journal in South Asian Studies and they approached me to be guest editor for the project in February 2008. Early on the September 2009 issue was chosen so the deadline was always looming.
UNSW academic Katharine Gelber has been recognised for her work on human rights, delivering the prestigious Mitchell Oration at the Adelaide Festival of Ideas.
A new campaign targeting sexual assault on public transport is a positive development but is unlikely to generate substantive, longer-term change, writes Bianca Fileborn.