Past events
Fake news, social media and privacy
The emergence of social media has created a new vulnerability for open societies - a terrain crowded with illiberal propaganda, interference and weaponised narratives. In an age where accusations of the fake news, privacy invasion and information warfare are rife, come along to hear a panel of leading Cyber Security Commentators discuss their take on the interaction and policy ramifications of social media, fake news and privacy in today’s world.
When proliferation causes peace: The psychology of nuclear crises
Should negotiations prove pointless and the status quo persists, what would that mean for the Korean Peninsula and Indo-Pacific security?
Postgraduate information evening
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Mapping our future: towards an Indo-Pacific strategy for Australia
In this public lecture, Rory Medcalf will reflect on how China, Japan, India and the United States are translating the Indo-Pacific into strategy, identifying lessons and opportunities for Australia.
Navigating the emerging world order - Brisbane
How will nations, including Australia, navigate the rising challenges? What might the future security order look like?
Navigating the emerging world order - Sydney
How will nations, including Australia, navigate the rising challenges? What might the future security order look like?
Navigating the emerging world order - Adelaide
How will nations, including Australia, navigate the rising challenges? What might the future security order look like?
Navigating the emerging world order - Melbourne
How will nations, including Australia, navigate rising challenges? What might the future security order look like?
Japan’s evolving security role in the Indo-Pacific
Yukio Okamoto discusses how Japan’s relationship with the United States will likely evolve under the Trump presidency and what challenges and opportunities exist for the future of Indo-Pacific security.
Cyber-enabled information warfare and the end of the Enlightenment
Dr Herb Lin discusses cyber-enabled information warfare (CEIW) as a form of conflict or confrontation to which the Western democracies are particularly vulnerable.
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