Peers can reduce repeat offending
A novel experiment in juvenile justice produces encouraging results, a Flinders University study reveals. In a new article in The British Journal of Criminology, the College […]
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Tourism must plan for future crises
As international borders reopen and a new wave of COVID-19 sweeps the world, travel between countries faces new challenges and must be addressed by internal reforms […]
Ukraine UN court decision – what it means
The International Court of Justice has ordered Russia to stop the war. What does this ruling mean? In The Conversation, Flinders University Law Lecturer Dr Rowan […]
How child poverty leads to a lesser life
Poverty and disadvantage put young Australians on the road to a less fulfilling life and schools could play a critical role in breaking the cycle, a […]
Centre for Social Impact arrives at Flinders
Passionate about changing the world, a new research group at Flinders University will collaborate on a wide range of social issues in SA and the NT- […]
Future of work skills by 2050
Australia’s robotics ecosystem is rapidly expanding to meet the needs of industrial automation and keep pace with global trends. What is this doing to the workplaces […]
Taking a hard line on crime
Does our criminal justice system punish offenders harshly enough or do convicted criminals deserve tougher penalties? Should civil society turn a blind eye to abuses and […]
National security in the spotlight
Major new grants which aim to advance Australia’s security, sovereignty and economy have been awarded to experts in their fields at Flinders University. Experts from three […]
Vale Professor Dean Jaensch
Prominent and highly respected political scientist, Emeritus Professor Dean Jaensch AO, has died. He was 85. A highly respected political analyst with expertise in electoral politics, […]