Year: 2010

Dr Rizal Sukma, Executive Director, Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Jakarta presents ‘Indonesian Perspectives on ASEAN and the Future of the Asia Pacific’ on 1 September 2010. This podcast is approximately 40 minutes long.

Dr Michael Clarke, Research Fellow, Griffith Asia Institute presents ‘Xinjiang and China’s Rise in Central Asia: The Dynamics of Integration, Territoriality and Geopolitics’ on 18 August 2010. This podcast is approximately 40 minutes long.

Language researchers are collating the nation’s first representative collection of digitised spoken and written language in Australia. The Australian National Corpus project is a joint partnership between Griffith, Sydney, Melbourne, Monash and Macquarie Universities, ANU and UNE. It aims to bring together the country’s language data resources in one place so researchers and educators can […]

Presented by His Excellency Dr Kim Woo Sang, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Republic of Korea “Perspectives: Asia” is a seminar series designed to promote public discussion of Australia’s relations with this region. The series is presented by the Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University and the Australian Centre of Asia-Pacific Art, Queensland Art Gallery. This podcast […]

A Griffith University research project will survey more than 10,000 swimming students in the world’s most comprehensive study into early-years swimming. The joint project between Griffith University, Kids Alive Swim Program and Swim Australia aims to determine whether regular swimming contributes to the physical, social, cognitive and linguistic development of pre-school learners. Project leader Professor […]

‘Australia-Japan Relations: The Current State of the Relationship — Existing and Future Challenges’. Jointly presented by His Excellency Mr Sigekazu Sato, Japanese Ambassador to Australia and The Hon Alexander Downer. Presentation by the Hon Alexander Downer can be found at: file2202 Perspectives: Asia inaugural Australia — Japan Annual Dialogue is an initiative of the Griffith […]

A major international study into understanding where and when burglars decide to offend aims to reduce crime. The four-year project will analyse offending profiles in Australia, Canada, UK and the Netherlands. It will build a comprehensive model of offender spatial preferences to determine how neighbourhood planning can be used in crime prevention. Griffith University researcher […]