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  • International Relations

  • 28.Jul
  • Shortlisted for the Nonproliferation Review’s McElvany Prize
  • The paper, ‘Nero fiddling while Rome is burning: International policy discourse on a denuclearized Middle East’ was shortlisted for the $10,000 McElvany Prize.

  • 26.Jul
  • Updated Proposal: Norms of the Conventional Armaments Trade
  • Today I submitted a revised research proposal entitled, Norms of the Conventional Armaments Trade: An analysis of US arms transfers to Middle East allies, 1980 to 2010.

  • 09.Jul
  • Prospects for a denuclearized Middle East
  • Lecture given on regional security at the ‘Prospects for Peace in the Middle East Conference’, hosted by the Centre for Dialogue, La Trobe University.

  • Political Risk & Ethics

  • 30.Jun
  • Guidance on Responsible Business in Conflict-Affected & High-Risk Areas: A Resource for Companies & Investors
  • The United Nations Expert Group, of which I am a member, has released its first guidance note to promote on responsible practice of market actors in emerging markets.

  • 17.Jun
  • Business and human rights: Why investors need rules not principles
  • Following comments from Rory Sullivan and John Ruggie on Ethical Corporation, I make three brief points on the issue of business and human rights.

  • 15.Jun
  • Rio Tinto criticised for profiting from unethical practices at Grasburg mine
  • Interview on the ethics and political risk of Rio Tinto’s West Papua operations for The Wire, a national current affairs radio program produced by 2SER in Sydney.

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