Attention ANU Researchers! Wiley is running a webinar for researchers wanting to publish open access on 5 July at 1pm AEST. No matter your discipline, this session will give you a useful insight into open access publishing with Wiley.
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Only 1 week left to see @TheANUArchives Struggle, Solidarity and Unity: 150 Years of Maritime Unions in Australia exhibition. Showing in the Menzies foyer, the exhibition explores the rich history of Australia’s maritime unions, drawing from the Archives’ extensive collections.
“A quiet revolution is taking place among many Indigenous communities across Australia, a revolution insisting that we have control over our languages and our cultural knowledge.”
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Are you an ANU-affiliated researcher looking for funding for your next book? Our $3,000 publication subsidy has just been extended until 3 April.
Find out more and apply here: https://t.co/l3YF9FWv9N
We have signed agreements with two physics publishers, so ANU authors can publish open access with no processing charges
Agreements are with the Institute of Physics Publishing (IOPP) and American Institute of Physics Publishing (AIPP)
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🚀🌏💻 Who better to launch the Global Tech Policy Atlas than @TimWattsMP ?
The Atlas is your one-stop shop for tech policy, law & regulation.
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Stay tuned: we're celebrating with supporters worldwide!
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Our newest title analyses how policy advisers communicate when executing one of their core roles: supporting the government as it delivers its policy agendas and priorities.
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#policylanguage#auspol#policy
Blending narrative history, travelogue and personal reminiscences, our newest title, ‘Unsung Land, Aspiring Nation’, is an engaging memoir as well as an insightful meditation on the realities of nation-making and international development.
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Does the expert advice of Australia’s policy officials feature characteristics that invite its government audience to overlook or misread it?
Our latest title digs deep into whether there’s something about the advice itself that makes it easy to ignore.
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‘Living Art’ is a rich and diverse selection of contemporary works that demonstrate how #Indonesia’s artists engage with history, politics and society.
Beautifully illustrated, this book offers new insights into Indonesian art history.
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Our annual lecture is this Thurs 3rd Nov. Come along and hear Professor Emerita Marian Quartly speak about the Australian Natives Association, and the role it played in Australia’s history.
Information & registrations - https://t.co/hoioOMuuNx
At a time when the public is losing confidence in governments, politics and political institutions, how could the Australian and UK #parliament benefit from adopting contemporary public management approaches?
Learn more in our latest title https://t.co/rGo5kPw4Oh
#auspol#PMQs
This #OAweek, we’re proud to promote our #openaccess journal ‘Human Ecology Review’, which showcases all aspects of human–environment interactions, from oil exploration in the Niger Delta to wildlife poaching in the Dominican Republic.
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“For now, this would-be nation, this unsung land, remains in limbo between where it is and where its voters want it to be.”
Learn more in our upcoming title ‘Unsung Land, Aspiring Nation: Journeys in Bougainville’.
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The #ColdWar was anything but ‘cold’ in Asia, let alone #SoutheastAsia. Our newest title draws on original-language sources in stressing the agency of the region’s communist actors over the intellectual and political forces that entered their worlds.
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Our latest title examines the #marketisation of publicly funded social services in Australia, from disability support to aged care and refugee settlement. Download for free https://t.co/vVIal10904
#socialservices#privatisation#regulation
What shapes and defines the lives of urban Pacific Islanders? Our latest title considers this question by examining one of the Pacific’s oldest and most culturally diverse urban centres, the capital of Fiji.
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‘Rising Power and Changing People’ is an edited collection written by leading historians and expert commentators. It discusses the relationship between India and Australia seen from the perspective of the Australian High Commission in New Delhi.
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Our latest title evolved from the ‘Histories of Australian Rock Art Research Symposium’ in 2019, which brought together people from across Australia to reflect on unique events, ideas and trajectories in the history of Australian rock art study.
Free: https://t.co/AEzQOKxJmg
OUT NOW: The articles in the latest volume of 'EAFQ' examine the challenges and opportunities that Japan is facing and explore its future in an era of growing uncertainty.
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