Research

 From the Research Director

Centre Research programs and the 14 research projects that are resourced through the 'Australian R2P Fund' detailed elsewhere on the site. Together these two workstreams give the Centre an unrivalled opportunity to  create and disseminate knowledge about R2P in the region.

The on-going priority attached to R2P by the Foreign Minister (and by DFAT and AusAID), and the recognition of our contribution - such as in the Foreign Ministers' speech at the Civil-Military Affairs Conference (25 May 2011) - encourages us that policy-oriented research can contribute to a shared consensus on the value of R2P and generate creative policy recommendations to that can make a material difference in the lives of at-risk civilian populations.

These active programs connect to outstanding research on R2P both in Political Science and International Studies at the University of Queensland, and in our neighbouring Griffith Asia Institute.

 

 

 

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Centre Research Programs

Discovery and Resources

A challenge facing all research centres is how to cascade conceptual and empirical findings to stakeholders outside of the academy. Specifically, we need to ensure that outputs from our own projects - C...

R2P Research in the Griffith Asia Institute

The research capacity of the Centre is greatly enhanced by the activities of leading international security specialists at Griffith University's Griffith Asia Institute

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