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The Institute runs a number of programmes throughout the year, including our leading-edge seminar and panel series, occasional lectures featuring speakers from around Australia and the world, as well as the various working groups which are based at the Institute.


Professor Marcia Langton, Inaugural Chair of Australian Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne shares a lighthearted moment with Institute Patrons the Hon Justice Michael Kirby AC CMG and Professor Lowitja O'Donoghue AC CBE at a recent Institute forum on Australian Postcolonial Dilemmas.

The Institute's regular panel series is truly interdisciplinary and brings together academics and students from all major Victorian universities. There is also a growing attendance from people outside the university system. Public lectures have included Professor David Fieldhouse (Cambridge), Professor Dipesh Chakrabarty (Chicago) and Professor David Harvey (Johns Hopkins.) Other major public meetings have featured our patrons Professor Lowitja O'Donghue AC CBE and the Hon Justice Michael Kirby AC CMG on Australian Postcolonial Dilemmas, historian and award winning non-fiction author Henry Reynolds on the subject of Understanding Intolerance and the Rise of One Nation, Ashis Nandy on Describing Communal Conflicts in South Asia and broadcaster Peter Mares, lawyer Julian Burnside QC and Robert Manne of La Trobe University on Return to Sender: Law, Freedom and Refugees.


Crowds in the Elm St Hall at an Institute forum on the War on Terrorism

In addition to our lecture and panel programmes, the Institute houses two working groups which convene around the topics of Aborigines, Australia and Agreements: Frameworks for Co-Existence between Indigenous and Settler Australiansand Postcoloniality and East Timor.

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Julian Burnside QC adddresses the Institute on Return to Sender: Law, Freedom and Refugees


 


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