A History of the Economics of International Trade
Seminar
A History of the Economics of International Trade International trade can be seen through many disciplinary lenses. For economists the standard account remains that of the greatest historian of the discipline Jacob Viner, published in 1937, supplemented by work on more recent developments…
Ari Heinrich - Biohazards and Biennales: Jes Fan’s Art of Contamination
Seminar
Please join us for a presentation by Ari Heinrich, Professor of Chinese Literature and Media, School of Culture, History and Language (CHL) and the Australian Centre on China in the World, ANU Biohazards and Biennales: Jes Fan’s Art of Contamination Presented by the Centre for Art History and Art…
ANU Flute Day 2022
Workshop
ANU Flute Day is back by popular demand! ANU Flute Day has become a key annual gathering of the Canberra flute community, bringing together ANU School of Music and Open School of Music flute students and pre-tertiary flute students from across Canberra and the region with Canberra’s leading…
Research Seminar - Douglas Macnicol
Seminar
In this talk, I will give an overview of my PhD thesis, titled ‘Les jours de gloire: The French Violin School and the Paris Conservatoire, 1795-1842’. The French Violin School is a body of compositional, performing, and teaching practice which emerged within the context of the…
Conversations Across the Creek: Increasing Understandings of Maternal Health Threats through Cross-disciplinary Research
Seminar
Conversations Across the Creek has been running for several years to provide a space for continuing dialogue among ANU scientists, social scientists, and humanities scholars. It recognises that despite the physical separation of the sciences from the humanities on our campus (separated by Sullivan’…
Experiencing the Universe through an Indigenous View
Activity
Experience the skies in a new way - through the lens of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Science composed to music Stargazing meets the Sounds of Space Project at the ANU School of Music in the iconic Llewellyn Hall. Hear talks from Gamilaraay/Yuwaalaraay man Peter Swanton on Indigenous…
Information on the Move: Networks between Australia and Europe during the Holocaust
Seminar
Information on the Move: Networks between Australia and Europe during the Holocaust Approximately 9,000 Jewish migrants reached Australia during the refugee crisis in the 1930s. The outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939 led to family separations between Jewish refugees who arrived in…