Griffith's Centre for Governance and Public Policy is devoted to enhancing our knowledge of governance, both within Australia and globally. The Centre is a key part of the political science and public policy community at Griffith, both ranked second in the country in research performance according to the 2011 ERA exercise.
CGPP hosts 30 members led by Prof. Patrick Weller, and co-operates closely with the School of Government and International Relations and the Griffith Asia Institute as part of the Areas of Strategic Investment program. Research conducted at the Centre aims to both advance scholarship and improve policy outcomes.
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Perspectives: Asia Seminar presented by Assoc Professor Bonnie English.
"Contemporary Japanese Fashion Design: Where Art Meets Fashion".
Bonnie English is an ex-pat Canadian who has taught theory at the Queensland College of Art since 1975. Her teaching and research has focused on 20th century visual arts history including the history of design, fashion/costume design history, and the interrelationship of fashion and art.
Book Launch: Policy Legitimacy in Asia
Book Launch: Policy Legitimacy in Asia - 19 December 2011 - University of Singapore
International Disaster Experts Converge on the Gold Coast
Senior emergency and disaster management experts from China, Australia and the broader Asia Pacific region met at the Sheraton Mirage, Gold Coast, on Thursday November 17. The summit was coordinated by the Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University in partnership with Peking University and the Queensland Government.
Asian politics, security and development
Australian and New Zealand School of Government: developing future public sector leaders.
Cape York Institute for Policy and Leadership: reforming Indigenous economic and social policies.