Research
The scope of IEGL’s research
IEGL and its member centres have been involved in a very wide range of governance research and related issues.- Research into the governance of: corporations (including government owned corporations), professions, NGOs, governments and global organizations
- Mobilizing the disciplines with major contributions to understanding that nature of, problems with and solutions for institutional and community governance – law, criminology, ethics, political science, economics
- Comparative governance research – particularly between governance values in Islamic and western cultures
- Cutting edge research in environmental governance, e-governance, policing, violence
The outcomes of IEGL research have been widely recognized and have led to many achievements.
The ARC’s inaugural Grahame Clarke forum featured 20 ARC funded researchers who had “made a difference”. Of the five researchers from the humanities and social sciences, four were from IEGL member centres.
Professor Charles Sampford (IEGL Director)
Professor Ross Homel (KCELJAG, Griffith)
Professor Brian Fitzgerald (Centre for Law and Justice, QUT)
Professor Hilary Charlesworth (Centre for International and Public Law)
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