Institute of Advanced Studies

2007 lectures

Index

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A	A Regional state of mind: Making art outside metropolitan Australia	Lyndon Terracini, former director of the Queensland Music Festival
	Australia's engagement with Asia: Past, present and future	Panel
	August Franco, franquistas and Francoism General Francisco Franco: Europe	Associate Professor Judith Keene, University of Sydney
B	Building the Teaching Commons: Pedagogical Communities and Trading Zones	Dr Mary Taylor Huber, Senior Scholar, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, USA
	Blood, sex, and salvation: Methodist spirituality and the wounds of Christ	Professor Phyllis Mack, History, Rutgers University
	Benito Mussolini and the model of dictatorship	Professor Richard Bosworth, History, The University of Western Australia
C	Charles Dickens: the journalist as novelist, the novelist as journalist	Professor Lyn Pykett, English, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
	Climate Change and Trust	Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, Author and scientist
	Cancer, and what we can do to prevent it	Professor Ian Frazer, Director of the Diamantina Institute of Cancer Immunology and Metabolic Medicine
	Critical issues regarding older and ageing GLBTI people in the community	Garry Trotter, Clinical Nurse Consultant - HIV disease, Prince Alfred Hospital (RPAH) Sydney
D	Despotism and Dictatorship in Twentieth Century Africa: The case of Uganda under Amin	Dr Jeremy Martens, History, The University of Western Australia
E	Environmental justice and green cities	Professor John Coleman SJ, Professor of Social Values, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles
	Engaging with the media	Professor John Tulloch, Brunel University, London
F	From despair to hope	Mrs. Tova Ben-Dov, Chairperson of World WIZO
	From the terrorists' point of view: the crisis of identity in Islamic societies and the radicalization of Muslims	Professor Fathali Moghaddam, Georgetown University
	First Light - An overview of modern astronomy and our quest to find the dawn of creation	Professor Peter Quinn
	Facts, Moral Values and Evolution	James Chisholm
G	Growing up in a risk averse society	Tim Gill, Rethinking Childhood, UK
	Grace Vaughn Annual Lecture	Grace Vaughn
H	Human rights and democracy in Australia	Julian Burnside QC
	His Master's Voice: The corruption of public debate under Howard	David Marr
	Hitler	Associate Professor Peter Monteath, Flinders University
	Heil Aragorn! The Fuhrer-Ideology in Contemporary Fantasy Literature	Associate Professor Robert Stuart Discipline Groups of History and European Studies, UWA, Acting Head, School of Humanities
I	International corporations and governments showing leadership on reducing greenhouse gas emissions	Rupert Posner, Founder of The Climate Group (Australia)
	The Impossibility of Torture and Democracy	Jenny Hocking, Director of Research, School of Humanities, Communications and Social Sciences, Monash University
J	John Winston Howard: The Biography	Dr Peter van Onselen, Edith Cowan University
L	Linne, Solander, the Apostles and their Time	Professor Sverker Sorlin, Professor of Environmental History, The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
M	Migrant workers and labour rights in Australia and Asia	Panel
	Mill on Liberty	Professor Gregory Claeys, Royal Holloway, University of London
O	Outsmarting the terrorists - twenty principles	Professor Ron Clarke, Rutgers University
P	Peace and war in the 21st century	Brian Walker, former Director-General Oxfam Daphne Sanders, Author
	Public private partnerships for research and development	Dr Peter W.B. Phillips, Professor of Political Studies, University of Saskatchewan
	Progressive politics in Australia	David McKnight, Associate Professor in Humanities, University of Technology, Sydney
R	Reporting about torture: dilemmas and solutions	Professor Doris Graber, University of Illinois, Chicago
	Rewriting Australia	Professor Peter Beilharz, La Trobe University
S	Sustainability in water-stressed environments in Israel and its neighbours	Shimon Tal
	Sulla and the nature of the classical dictator	Dr Alexander Thein, University College, Dublin
	Science matters for the future of Western Australia	WA Chief Scientist Professor Lyn Beazley
	Sea level change through the ages: Learning from the past to understand the future	Kurt Lambeck, FAA, FRS, President, Australian Academy of Science, Professor of Geophysics, Australian National University
	Stereotypes: What Are They Good For?	Dr Vance Locke, School of Psychology, UWA
	Subtle Dehumanisation of Others	Dr Paul Bain, School of Psychology, Murdoch University
T	Technology as a tool or tyrant	Professor Judyth Sachs, Deputy Vice Chancellor, Provost, Macquarie University, Sydney
	The impact of global warming on Western Australia	Dr Ray Wills, Chair of the WA Sustainable Energy Association Inc.
	Teaching through Performance: Shakespeare and Integrated Learning	Professor Helen Ostovich, McMaster University
	The Israeli gastronarrative: Food in Hebrew fiction	Nancy Berg, Associate Professor of Hebrew and Comparative Literature, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri
	The Australians: Insiders and Outsiders on the National Character since 1770	John Hirst, Historian and social commentator
	This is my body, This is my software: between Western and non-Western cultures	Orlan
	The Left, the Right and the Aborigines: New (Uncomfortable) Thoughts on the History of the Dispossession and on the Quest for Reconciliation	Robert Manne
	The Nearly Men: France and its Caesars since Napoleon I	Professor Nicholas Atkin, University of Reading
	Time of the Nazis. Past, Present and Future in the Third Reich	Dr Christopher Clark, University of Cambridge
	The Howard Decade - Separating Fact from Fiction	Paul Kelly, Editor-at-Large, The Australian
	The Fallacy of Race	Professor Linc Schmitt, School of Anatomy & Human Biology, UWA
	The Myths of St. Petersburg	Dr. Hubertus F. Jahn, Senior Lecturer Russian History, University of Cambridge
	The Emerging Dominance of the West in America’s Economy, Culture, and Politics	Professor David M. Kennedy, Stanford University
W	What has happened to sustainability	Panel
	Where are we after 300 years? - Systematics, ancient to modern	Dr Kevin Thiele, Curator, WA Herbarium