Kieran Ford - PHD Candidate for National Peace and Conflict Studies

Mary Wareham

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Seeking harmony between global cooperation and responsibility and national identity and sovereignty - Elaine Tan Executive Director Asean Foundation is a development professional with more than two decades of international experience. Her career has spanned work both in inter-governmental and in the non-government sectors. Ms. Tan has designed, managed and evaluated development programmes in several countries across Asia

he has also worked at the ASEAN Secretariat in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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Poetry in a time of climate crisis - Alison Glenny and Robyn Maree Picken -

Poet Alison Glenny Kathleen Grattan Poetry Award winner inspired by polar experience .Kāpiti poet Alison Glenny has won the 2017 Kathleen Grattan Award with ‘The Farewell Tourist’, a poetry collection inspired by a visit to Antarctica.

Sarah Broom Poetry Prize Finalists: Go Sleep who When asked If you were reviewing your entry poems, what three words would characterise their allure? Replied Ecological, political, caring.

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America USA Politics - Talking US politics in interesting times. Prof Stephen Zunes is a political studies professor at the University of San Francisco in American politics, U.S. foreign policy, and strategic nonviolent action.

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Nuclear Disarmament On the Korean Peninsula And the Current Situation in The North Asia-Pacific Region -

We will be discussing disarmament on the Korean Peninsula and recent developments on the Peninsula and in the North Asia-Pacific area.

Prof. Kevin Clements former director of Peace and Conflict Studies. He currently Secretary-General of the Toda Institute for Global Peace and Policy Research.[1] The Toda Peace Institute is an independent, nonpartisan institute committed to advancing a more just and peaceful world through policy-oriented peace research and practice.

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Budget Advice Service - Executive officer Dunedin Budget Advice Service

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Professor Mark Henaghan - former Dean of Otago Faculty of Law

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Body Health and Body Movement, More Men Moving - Mathew Smith is a movement & body Teacher. He is passionate about helping people to improve, maintain or regain their movement capabilities. he has trained as an Osteopath, a pilates teacher and as a dance and movement teacher. He is recipient a fellowship in community dance in association with Otago Univ. His fellowship projects are about finding ways to expand people’s movement

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Redesigning New Zealand's Welfare State - The Case for Radical Reform - Jonathan Boston Prof. Public Policy Victoria University

Jonathan’s recent research has focused on the challenge of governing for the long-term in the face of strong presentist tendencies in democratic policy-making. Current projects include an analysis of the New Zealand government’s social investment approach, designing institutions to manage the challenges of climate change, and a book on ‘The Good Society’.Governing for the Future: Designing Democratic Institutions for a Better Tomorrow.

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