Human rights expert Professor Renee Jeffery has been awarded an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship.

How well do you know your neighbours? That’s one of the questions posed by the Griffith Asia Institute’s (GAI) State of the Neighbourhood Report 2019.

Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd AC warned of the importance of a positive Australia-China relationship at a Griffith University public lecture on Wednesday night.

The draft recommendations, released under the title Governing with Integrity – a blueprint for reform, are to be presented today.

Kol Preap has stepped in to replace previously announced speaker Delia Ferreira Rubio, who is no longer able to make the event.

Erin Copeland did thorough research when selecting her university and Griffith came out on top by far thanks to it’s flexible degree options, extra-curricular opportunities and reputation.

"Integrity and corruption in 2030: What does the future hold?" will be held in early April.

Australians’ trust in government has continued to slide, driven by growing concerns about corruption at the federal level, according to a special Global Corruption Barometer survey conducted by Griffith University and Transparency International Australia. The results also show strong support for creation of a new federal anti-corruption body, with two-thirds (67%) supporting the idea, especially […]

The four individuals are in the running for overall awards to be bestowed in September.

Professor Tim Bale will give a keynote address at the Populist and Mainstream Parties event in Brisbane.

Based in Beirut, Griffith University graduate Vanessa Newby offers rare insight in a book examining the day-to-day challenges facing United Nations peacekeepers in Lebanon.

By Diego Leiva, School of Government and International Relations On 17th and 18th of January 2018, the Griffith Asia Institute, with generous support of the The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, hosted a conference on “Debating China and International Order: Contending Perspectives on the Rise of China”. Leading scholars from Australia, mainland China, Taiwan, Singapore, […]

Leading international and local scholars will come together in January for a conference that will cast an analytical eye on the rise of China and its impact on global politics. Titled Debating China and International Order, the two-day conference will be held from 17-18 January at the Royal on the Park Hotel, and is the first […]

Political expert and Griffith University scholar Professor Anne Tiernan has been appointed to the board of the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

Griffith University Research Fellow Dr Ferran Martinez i Coma is set to find himself in internationally esteemed company when he travels to the United States on a speaking trip this month. Dr Martinez i Coma has been invited to speak at both the Organisation of American States and the US Department of State Bureau of Intelligence […]

A national survey has found widespread support for Indigenous constitutional recognition, including the Voice to Parliament proposal.

The 2017 Pat Weller Prize has been awarded to three Government and International Relations students.

For the next 10 years, the Russell Trood Prize for International Relations will support high-achieving Griffith Business School students and honour the memory of the former Director of the Griffith Asia Institute, Professor Russell Trood