Centre for Change Governance

The Centre for Change Governance hosts a wide range of events that allow us to share and exchange knowledge with specialist audiences and the wider public. More information can be found below.

Mon 11 April 2016 Research Symposium: Critical Governance Challenges in a Global World Centre for Change Governance / 8.30am - 5.00pm Ann Harding Conference Centre, Building 24, University of Canberra Read More

Wed 16 March 2016 Global Panopticon: Peer Review as a Tool of International Governance Professor Leslie A Pal / 3.30 - 5.00pm Seminar Room 2, Building 24, University of Canberra Read More

Thu 10 March 2016 The Power of Business Professor David Marsh and Dr Jensen Sass / 3.00 - 5.00pm John Dryzek Room, 22B13 at the University of Canberra Read More

Wed 5 August 2015 Responsibility goods: where charity meets consumption: the case of Sierra Leone Dr Stefan Mann / 2.00 - 3.30pm Building 24, Room A4 230 (The Fishbowl), University of Canberra Read More

Tue 21 July 2015 Social mobility of ethnic minority groups in Britain (1982-2011) Professor Yaojun Li / 2.00 - 3.30pm Building 24, Room A4 230 (The Fishbowl), University of Canberra Read More

Mon 18 May 2015 Workshop on Collectivity and Connectivity Professor Henrik Bang, Dr Mike Jensen and Max Halupka / 2.00 - 3.30pm Building 24, Room A4 230 (The Fishbowl), University of Canberra Read More

Mon 11 May 2015 In between the City and the Courts: Contentious Politics and the Right to Housing in Contemporary Urban Brazil Mariania Pradani Assis / 2.00 - 3.30pm Building 24, Room A4 230 (The Fishbowl), University of Canberra Read More

Mon 30 March 2015 The West in a Threatening World Professor John Higley / 4.00 - 5.00pm Building 24, Room A4 230 (The Fishbowl), University of Canberra Read More

Mon 23 March 2015 It's Not What you Know, it's What you Say: Animals in Discourse and Representation Beyond Interests Lucy Parry / 2.00 - 3.30pm Building 24, Room A4 230 (The Fishbowl), University of Canberra Read More

Mon 2 March 2015 How Actors Involvement in the Innovation Process Affect the Outputs of Innovation? Evidence from the Australian Public Sector Mehmet Demircioglu / 2.00 - 3.30pm Building 24, Room A4 230 (The Fishbowl), University of Canberra Read More

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