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Deadline 12 June 2023
3rd Australian Workshop on Public Finance
The 2023 Australian Workshop on Public Finance is hosted by the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute, Australian National University (ANU) and will be held on Thursday 3 and Friday 4 August 2023 at the Crawford School of Public Policy at the ANU. The conference will feature empirical research papers in any area of public economics, with a particular focus on papers that make use of the A-LIFE, DOMINO, MADIP, BLADE, Single Touch Payroll or other Australian administrative datasets. The conference welcomes research papers and methodological papers which can help other researchers in using the data (making best use of the data; the representativeness of the data; tips and tricks for coding variables into useful variables for analysis, etc.) Each paper will be assigned a discussant. Priority will be given to papers using Australian data over those using data from other countries.
Deadline 26 June 2023
2023 International conference, The Australian Centre
The Australian Centre presents an exciting conference that will delve into how contemporary injustices are enmeshed in colonial power relations with a focus on the co-constitutive relationship between climate change and colonialism. The conference will bring together First Nations and settler scholars, policymakers and public servants, artists and community organisations to build relations, share knowledge, and respond to some of the most pressing issues of our time. The conference seeks to examine what might inform, shape, and give life to a radical reorganisation of our social, political and economic worlds. It invites participants to consider how contemporary injustices are enmeshed in relations of colonial power and explore how we might (re)imagine – and indeed already are (re)imagining – more just futures.
Deadline 30 June 2023
2023 Australian Political Studies (APSA) Conference, Emerging from Crisis into Complexity
The 2023 Australian Political Studies (APSA) Conference will be hosted in-person at the University of Sydney from 27-30 November. The Conference will commence with a Postgraduate Workshop* on Monday 27th November, and the main Conference will run from Tuesday 28th to Thursday 30th November. The theme for this year’s Conference is Emerging from Crisis into Complexity. This acknowledges the multiplicity of complex problems and opportunities that confront our communities, policy institutions and political systems at the local, state and federal level, we continue to adapt to the impacts of COVID-19, climate change, shifts in national and global politics, and an ever-evolving political economy. The APSA 2023 Conference invites colleagues to submit abstracts for research papers and proposals for discussion panels/roundtables on this broad theme, as well as other key issues in politics, public policy, and international relations.
Deadline 20 August 2023
The 19th International Conference of Australian Studies in China
The 19th International Conference of Australian Studies in China will be held in Hefei, Anhui on 27-29 October 2023, hosted by Oceanian Studies Centre at Anhui University. The theme of the 2023 Conference is Australian Studies in the Digital Age: Changes and Development. It aims to explore the impact and challenges of the digital age on Australia studies. The conference is multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary and welcomes papers on politics, economy, trade, international relations, history, society, culture, education, language, literature, translation, arts and so forth. Please send the registration form to osc_ahu@163.com by 20 August 2023.
