Centre for Policy Futures

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  • income

    Inquiry into Compulsory Income Management

    Published on: 1 October 2024
    This inquiry was the result of research that CPF Director, Professor Greg Marston led with Louise Humpage, Michelle Peterie, Philip Mendes, Shelley Bielefeld and Zoe Staines, culminating in the publication of the book - Compulsory Income Management in Australia and New Zealand.
    More Harm than Good?

  • Centre creating impact in the Pacific

    Published on: 1 April 2024
    Work carried out by the Centre with the Pacific Community (SPC) has been developed into a strategic foresight toolkit that is being rolled out across the Pacific.
  • Digitalisation in India (Image: David Dvoracek / Unsplash)

    Digital Transactions in India: Platforms, Markets, Users

    Symposium
    Critical debates are currently underway on the financial, social and economic regulation that will determine the form of India’s digital environment in coming decades. This two day webinar event will key into these debates by bring leading figures in India’s Fintech sector into conversation with Australian scholars focusing their research on digital transactions in India and the wider international significance of India’s digital agenda.  
  • CSIS South China Sea Webinar

    WATCH: Tenth Annual South China Sea Conference, Session Three

    Published on: 14 September 2020
    The Centre's Dr Greta Nabbs-Keller formed part of a panel discussion on dispute management in the South China Sea, including coordination mechanisms for law enforcement, fisheries, and other natural resources. Hosted by the Washington DC based think tank, Center for Strategic & International Studies.
  • Joko Widodo

    Lowy Institute Webinar: Joko Widodo - Man of Contradictions

    8 October 2020 6:00pm
     
    in Lowy Institute Webinar: Joko Widodo - Man of Contradictions
    Join us for this Lowy Institute webinar with Ben Bland in conversation with the UQ Centre for Policy Futures own Dr Greta Nabbs-Keller. This webinar takes a look at how Joko Widodo rose from a riverside shack to the top of Indonesian politics on a wave of hope for change, and his struggle to deliver the reforms that Indonesia desperately needs in the midst of crises.
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  • Joko Widodo

    Lowy Institute Webinar: Joko Widodo - Man of Contradictions

    Seminar
    Join us for this Lowy Institute webinar with Ben Bland in conversation with the UQ Centre for Policy Futures own Dr Greta Nabbs-Keller. This webinar takes a look at how Joko Widodo rose from a riverside shack to the top of Indonesian politics on a wave of hope for change, and his struggle to deliver the reforms that Indonesia desperately needs in the midst of crises.
  • Southeast Asia's Post-Pandemic Landscape

    WATCH: Southeast Asia's Post-Pandemic Landscape: Politics, Economy and Foreign Relations

    Published on: 2 July 2020
    The first edition of the UQ Southeast Asia Forum series provides an insight into the Southeast Asian governments’ handling of the pandemic. Our panel of discussants from Indonesia’s National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), the University of Sydney, and the UQ Centre for Policy Futures, discuss the impact of COVID-19 on Southeast Asia and consider what changes the pandemic may bring to the politics, economics, and foreign relations of the region.
  • Covid-19 in South East Asia

    Southeast Asia's Post-Pandemic Landscape: Politics, Economy and Foreign Relations

    Symposium
    The UQ Southeast Asia Forum presents a webinar to discuss Southeast Asian governments’ handling of the pandemic, and to question what changes the coronavirus pandemic may bring to the politics, economics, and foreign relations of the region.
  • Systems, design & futures thinking

    Systems, Design & Futures Thinking

  • Indonesia’s and Australia’s middle-power moment

    Published on: 8 April 2020
    As the world contends with Covid-19, Indonesia and Australia have an opportunity to establish deeper ties and cooperation on matters of mutual concern.

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