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Government and International Relations: Recent submissions

    • Claims Submitted to the Multilateral Development Bank Accountability Mechanisms – 1994-2024 

      Park, Susan
      Published 2024-12-17
      The dataset represents a summary depiction of grievance cases brought to the Accountability Mechanisms (AMs) of the six Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) from 1994 to 2024: The Asian Development Bank, the African ...
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    • Discourses delaying decarbonisation: A policy analysis of Australian Net Zero policies using Environmental Political Thought and Post Keynesian Economics 

      Lee, Aimee
      Published 2024-03-14
      As the new government of Australia, the Australian Labor Party (ALP) proclaimed its goal to divert Australia away from climate inaction fostered by the Liberal National Party (LNP), by legislating the Net Zero target to ...
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    • Interests and Values in India-Australia Strategic Nexus: Comparative Insights and Sustainable Pathways for Long-Term Collaboration 

      Paruthi, Ashrika
      Published 2024-03-11
      This thesis provides a thorough understanding of the interests-values interplay utilised by India and Australia’s to enable their meta-narrative identity utilisation for revitalisation of strategic relations. It simultaneously ...
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    • The Conservatism of Australian Foreign Policy: Australia, China, the United States, and the Hegemonic Crisis 

      Gregory, William
      Published 2024-02-28
      This thesis analyses the impact of historical and structural forces on the Australia-China relationship since 2011. After a steady period of deepening ties since the 1970s, largely driven by economic complementarities, ...
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    • Perils of Promise: The Operation and Evolution of Justifications of Power in Ancient China from the Neolithic Period to the Zhou Dynasty 

      Liang, Victor Ruifeng
      Published 2024-02-15
      In contemporary China, post-1979, ‘performance legitimacy’ is used to support one-party rule, emphasising effective governance and successful societal outcomes. While many believe the concept is modern, it is rather deeply ...
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