Griffith Asia Institute
- Author: Vários
- Narrator: Vários
- Publisher: Podcast
- Duration: 1:58:11
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Synopsis
The Griffith Asia Institute produces innovative, interdisciplinary research on keydevelopments in the politics, economics, societies and cultures of Asia and theSouth Pacific.By promoting knowledge of Australia's changing region and its importance to ourfuture, the Griffith Asia Institute seeks to inform and foster academic scholarship,public awareness and considered and responsive policy making. The Institute workbuilds on a 25 year Griffith University tradition of providing cutting-edge research onissues of contemporary significance in the region.
Episodes
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![Learning to be Chinese: Nationalism, Identity and Character in Primary School Moral Education Texts]()
Learning to be Chinese: Nationalism, Identity and Character in Primary School Moral Education Texts
12/03/2014Adjunct Associate Professor David Schak from the Department of International Business and Asian Studies and Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University presents: Learning to be Chinese: Nationalism, Identity and Character: A Longitudinal Examination of Primary School Moral Education Texts in China
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![The Pivot and Beyond: The TPP and American Foreign Policy in East Asia]()
The Pivot and Beyond: The TPP and American Foreign Policy in East Asia
05/03/2014 Duration: 42minProfessor Victoria Farrar-Myers, the 2013 Fulbright Flinders University Distinguished Chair in American Political Science, presents: The Pivot and Beyond: The TPP and American Foreign Policy in East Asia.
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![Rational Dictators: How Responsive were Pol Pot and Milosevic?]()
Rational Dictators: How Responsive were Pol Pot and Milosevic?
12/02/2014 Duration: 48minMaartje Weerdesteijn, a PhD candidate from Tilburg University, Netherlands presents: Rational Dictators: How Responsive were Pol Pot and Milosevic?
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![Troubled Waters: Tensions in South China Sea]()
Troubled Waters: Tensions in South China Sea
14/03/2013 Duration: 26minMichael C Williams, Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Chatham House, London
