Events

A key role of the Griffith Asia Institute is to provide a forum for presentation and debate of important modern and contemporary issues related to the Asia-Pacific, and as appropriate, Australia's role in it. Since its inception, the Griffith Asia Institute has hosted a number of conferences, workshops and public lectures that include participants from interstate and overseas.

In 2005, the Griffith Asia Institute, in collaboration with the Queensland Art Gallery, launched a successful series of monthly public seminars called "Perspectives: Asia" to promote public discussion of Australia's relations with its region. For more info on these please contact Kathy Bailey on 07 3735 3730 or email kathy.bailey@griffith.edu.au.

Calendar of events

Calendar of events - 2007

Calendar of events — 2008

Month Date Event
Venue
March
6
Research Seminar: Labor Government Policy in the Antarctic: The politics of whaling – Dr Michael Heazle N54 2.02 Nathan Campus

6
Perspectives: Asia Seminar: “India and Australia – The Battle for World Cricket” – Mr Peter Roebuck, Sydney Morning Herald (PDF 166k) Qld Art Gallery, South Bank

13
Research Seminar: Asia's Great Powers and the Future of Regional Order – Professor Michael Wesley N54 2.02 Nathan Campus

20
Research Seminar: Future Generals, Democrats, and Islamists in Pakistan – Dr Ashutosh Misra N54 2.02 Nathan Campus
April
10
Research Seminar:  Building a Gift of Politics - Professor Michael Dutton (PDF 169k)
N54 2.02 Nathan Campus

17
Research Seminar: Burma's Saffron Revolution: Two perspectives - Dr Andrew Selth and Dr Stephen McCarthy (PDF 159k)
N54 2.02 Nathan Campus
19

2020 Summit Plenary Opening Speech - Professor Michael Wesley (PDF 29k)
Professor Michael Wesley video

Parliament House Canberra

24
Research Seminar: Afghanistan's Political Transition: Sombre Lessons from High Hopes - Professor William Maley AM, Australian National University (PDF 159k)
N54 2.02 Nathan Campus
May
1
Research Seminar: Iraq and Weapons of Mass Destruction: The Case of War - Mr Rod Barton (PDF 160k)
N54 2.02 Nathan Campus

8
Research Seminar: Islam and Nationalism in China - Professor Colin Mackerras (PDF 160k)
N54 2.02 Nathan Campus

22
Perspectives: Asia Seminar: "Asian Cuisine and Australian Society" - Ms Kylie Kwong (PDF 173k) Ms Kylie Kwong podcast
Qld Art Gallery, South Bank

22
Asia-Pacific Business Economics Group Seminar: Australia's Economic Outlook in the Asia-Pacific Context - Professor Philip D Adams
S06 2.02 Ship Inn South Bank

29
Research Seminar: Russia's strategic policy in the Asia-Pacific and the Indian Ocean - Dr Alexey Muraviev, Curtin University (PDF 172k)
N54 2.02 Nathan Campus
June
17
Seminar: Communal Violence in India - Professor Anjoo Sharan Upadhyaya, Banaras Hindu University (PDF 49k)
N61 - 2.06 Nathan Campus

26
Perspectives: Asia Seminar: "Pakistan's Regional Security Perspective" - His Excellency Mr Jalil Abbas Jilani, High Commissioner for Pakistan (PDF 160k) Mr Jalil Abbas Jilani podcast
Qld Art Gallery, South Bank
July
4
Seminar:  "I Swear I Saw That" - Professor Mick Taussig, Anthropologist, Columbia University (PDF 59k)
Gallery of Modern Art, South Bank

31
Research Seminar: China's Tibet policy and underlying causes of the recent unrest in Tibetan China - Dr Ben Hillman, Australian National University (PDF 149k)
N72 -1.18 Nathan Campus
August
7
Research Seminar: The Idea of Europe: Balance of Power & Religious Tolerance - Professor Gianvittorio Signorotto, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy (PDF 160k)
N72 -1.18 Nathan Campus

14
Research Seminar: Critical Security Studies and the History of Australian Security- Professor Mark Finnane, Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security, Griffith University (PDF 160k)
N72 -1.18 Nathan Campus
September
11
Perspectives: Asia Seminar: "Swamped by Asians?  Asian immigrants, cuisine and culture in post-multicultural Australia" - Ms Pauline Nguyen, author and restaurateur (PDF 164k)
Gallery of Modern Art, South Bank

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