This seminar provides practical guidance for Filipino academics on designing, conducting, analysing, and publishing online research, from ethics approval through to manuscript submission.

This lecture examines the contemporary significance and key issues relating to the development of a national maritime policy in the Philippines.

This talk explores how the Duterte dynasty uses shifting gender performances - from macho populism to LGBT-inclusive politics - to consolidate power and shape supporter loyalty.

This seminar examines how recent fiscal and governance reforms are reshaping decentralization in the Philippines, with a focus on local fiscal autonomy and regional inequality.

This lecture aims to explore the implications of the Duterte drug war for international criminal law, democratic accountability, and the rule of law in the Philippines

This seminar explores why the Philippines remains vulnerable to rice crises, arguing that import dependence and unequal market power weaken smallholder farmers and rural livelihoods.

ANU Southeast Asia Institute Global Lecture

This seminar offers a transnational examination of how global economic development has transformed consumption, identity, and culture among a group we describe as the former urban poor.