History to repeat for the Greens?
Robert Simms, a former adviser to Greens Senators and now undertaking a Masters by Research at Flinders University, analyses the Greens leadership change.
Robert Simms, a former adviser to Greens Senators and now undertaking a Masters by Research at Flinders University, analyses the Greens leadership change.
A new agreement between Flinders University and University College London will bring public policy closer to South Australia’s burgeoning resources and energy boom.
Mike Rann, Professorial Fellow at Flinders, says political history suggests that too much should not be read into the result of the Queensland elections.
Flinders University students will have the opportunity to tap the vast political experience of former Premier Mike Rann following his appointment as a Professor in the School of Social and Policy Studies.
Flinders University is mourning the death today of a highly respected academic and political commentator, Mr Geoff Anderson.
The collapse of trade unionism and historical systems of collective bargaining pose a threat to labour market standards both internationally and in Australia, according to eminent UK expert in industrial relations Professor William Brown, who will present a seminar at Flinders University Victoria Square on April 5.
The rest of the world’s response to the rolling wave of “people’s revolutions” across North Africa and the Middle East will be the focus of a public discussion at Flinders University on March 3.
As ten early career researchers are recognised for outstanding individual achievement, Flinders University has announced three new initiatives to support academics seeking to boost their research activities and to attract international research collaborations.
Australia’s political system needs a major overhaul if it is to re-engage the public and produce effective government in the 21st century, according to Professor Dean Jaensch.