Governance

An Urban Lens on Presidential Immunity

Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a major ruling in the case known as Trump vs. United States.  The case was brought by former President Donald Trump to dismiss all Federal charges against him for allegedly criminal behavior for actions he took while he served as the 45th President of the United States.

An Urban Lens on the Trump Convictions

Former President Donald J. Trump’s felony convictions in a New York state court several weeks ago highlights two opposing narratives explaining the country's current divide.  Each narrative resonates well with different components of urban communities. Each major political party has crafted its preferred narrative to resonate with its target voters.  In doing so, these opposing narratives significantly erode the social fabric of American cities.

UNESCO, the OECD and the World Bank: A Global Governance Perspective

Maren Elfert, Senior Lecturer, International Education, Kings College London, and Christian Ydesen, Professor, Education Research and Internationalization, Aalborg University, have written Global Governance of Education: the historical and contemporary entanglements of UNESCO, OECD and the World Bank. It is will published in October 2023 by Springer. One chapter is available as open access.

Improving Local Governance to Combat Global Warming | The Urban Lens Newsletter

Local governments and officials can play essential roles in shaping urban environments in ways that are conducive to collective action that slows the rate of global warming.  Or, if their local governance mechanisms are not designed and implemented thoughtfully and effectively, they can also contribute to a range of problems and obstacles to such action.

JEI Special Issue | Neo-Weberian Approaches to China: Cultural Attitudes and Economic Development

The Special Issue on Neo-Weberian Approaches to China is dedicated to 160 years from the birth of Max Weber and 110 years from the publication of his seminal book: “The Religion of China”. Our very own Dr. Annie Tubadji, Co-chair of Reimagining Inclusive Economic Futures, one of the seven Learning Cities Networks of PASCAL Observatory and Professor George Magnus, Oxford University China Centre, and Prof. Don Webber, University of Sheffield are the guest editors of this Issue.

Celebrating Philippine-Australia Educational Partnerships in Victoria

Nov 17 2021 11:00
Nov 17 2021 17:00
Australia/Melbourne

The Philippine-Australia Committee for Education (PACE), in cooperation with the Philippine Consulate General Melbourne and the European Union Centre of Excellence at RMIT University, are pleased to announce this event celebrating Philippine-Australia educational partnerships in Victoria and the 75th anniversary of Philippines-Australia diplomatic relations.

Australia, 'Good' Global Governance and the Geopolitics of Climate Negotiations, Online - Wednesday, 27 October, 2021

Oct 27 2021 19:00
Oct 27 2021 20:00
Australia/Melbourne
*** HYBRID EVENT ***
124 La Trobe Street
Melbourne 3000
Australia  Australia

This seminar asks how it is that this separation continues to inform western diplomacy and policy, and what that says about prospects for the kind of ‘good’ global governance that underpins agreements like the Paris Accords and action to deliver on Goals 13 and 16 in the UN Global Agenda.

Pre-COP Webinar - Australia, ‘Good’ Global Governance and the Geopolitics of Climate Negotiations - 27 October 2021

Oct 27 2021 19:00
Australia/Melbourne
*** ONLINE WEBINAR ***
RMIT European Union Centre
Melbourne 3000
Australia  Australia

We pleased to announce a further Pre-COP Webinar: Australia, ‘Good’ Global Governance and the Geopolitics of Climate Negotiations to be held on Wednesday 27 October at 0900 (BST), 1600 (Singapore) and 1900 (Australian Eastern Standard Time).

Call for Abstracts and Proposals for Conference 'Beyond Borders and Boundaries: Europe, Eurasia and Asia'

You are invited to submit your abstract or panel proposal for the AACaPS – ESAANZ Conference 2021. This event will be hosted by the European Union Centre for Excellence at RMIT University in a hybrid format: in person and online.

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