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New Mandala's Philippines editor Dr Nicole Curato speaks with Dr Clarke Jones from the Australian National University (ANU) about what real-world effects the Philippines' "tough on crime" mentality has in the prison system.

Clarke Jones is a criminologist based at the ANU's Research School of Psychology, specialising in ethnographic, longitudinal and participant observation research. As part of the Australian Intervention Support Hub, Dr Jones works closely with communities that are often marginalised, hard-to-access and at-risk. This includes terrorist offenders and prison gangs in the Philippines, as well as work with specific marginalised and vulnerable communities in Australia.

He is the co-author along with Dr Raymund Narag of "Inmate Radicalisation and Recruitment in Prisons" (Routledge, 2018), which draws on their ethnographic research inside the Philippine prison system.

What's changed about how politics and policy are reported on after GE14? ANU's Dr Ross Tapsell talks with Boo Sy-Lyn (Twitter: @boosulyn) and Zurairi Abdul Rahman (Twitter: @zurairi , news editors and columnists at the Malay Mail. Podcast produced with the support of the Malaysia Institute at the ANU's College of Asia and the Pacific.

What's changed about how politics and policy are reported on after GE14? ANU's Dr Ross Tapsell talks with Boo Sy-Lyn (Twitter: @boosulyn) and Zurairi Abdul Rahman (Twitter: @zurairi , news editors and columnists at the Malay Mail. Podcast produced with the support of the Malaysia Institute at the ANU's College of Asia and the Pacific.

Part 1 of a new series of podcasts on post-GE14 Malaysia. New Mandala editor Liam Gammon talks to Prof Meredith Weiss about whether Malaysia is witnessing 'democratisation through elections', and ANU's Dr Ross Tapsell speaks with Dato' Ambiga Sreenevasan about how civil society can hold the new government to its promises of reform. This podcast is produced with the support of the Malaysia Institute at the Australian National University's College of Asia and the Pacific.

Part 1 of a new series of podcasts on post-GE14 Malaysia. New Mandala editor Liam Gammon talks to Prof Meredith Weiss about whether Malaysia is witnessing 'democratisation through elections', and ANU's Dr Ross Tapsell speaks with Dato' Ambiga Sreenevasan about how civil society can hold the new government to its promises of reform. This podcast is produced with the support of the Malaysia Institute at the Australian National University's College of Asia and the Pacific.

Our Philippines editor Dr Nicole Curato sits down with Assoc Prof Ronald Mendoza, Dean of the Ateneo School of Government, Ateneo de Manila University, to talk about the idea that political dynasties engender poverty in the Philippines.

In the previous instalment in this series of podcasts, Nicole talked to Assoc Prof Jayeel Cornelio about what it means to label The Philippines as a 'Catholic Country': https://soundcloud.com/newmandala/the-philippines-beyond-cliches-catholicism-with-jayeel-cornelio

Our Philippines editor Dr Nicole Curato sits down with Assoc Prof Ronald Mendoza, Dean of the Ateneo School of Government, Ateneo de Manila University, to talk about the idea that political dynasties engender poverty in the Philippines.

In the previous instalment in this series of podcasts, Nicole talked to Assoc Prof Jayeel Cornelio about what it means to label The Philippines as a 'Catholic Country': https://soundcloud.com/newmandala/the-philippines-beyond-cliches-catholicism-with-jayeel-cornelio

Our Philippines editor Dr Nicole Curato sits down with Assoc Prof Jayeel Cornelio from Ateneo de Manila University to scrutinise the idea that 'The Philippines is a Catholic country'.

Our Philippines editor Dr Nicole Curato sits down with Assoc Prof Jayeel Cornelio from Ateneo de Manila University to scrutinise the idea that 'The Philippines is a Catholic country'.

Public Lecture | Australian National University | 21 May 2018

Assoc Prof Bridget Welsh, John Cabot University

Photo: Lim Huey Teng, Malaysiakini