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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0666721

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $166,000.00
    Summary
    A New Economic History of Australia. Australia is at a cross-roads. After almost a century of protectionism we have globally re-integrated and liberalised, as we were when we possessed the world's highest standard of living in the nineteenth century. But we have yet to truly rebuild our capability to compete well in a global knowledge economy and to do so sustainably and justly. It is the presumption of this Project that a new understanding of the role of human investment in our history can hel .... A New Economic History of Australia. Australia is at a cross-roads. After almost a century of protectionism we have globally re-integrated and liberalised, as we were when we possessed the world's highest standard of living in the nineteenth century. But we have yet to truly rebuild our capability to compete well in a global knowledge economy and to do so sustainably and justly. It is the presumption of this Project that a new understanding of the role of human investment in our history can help underpin a clearer understanding of the policy imperatives for our future. The Project will lead to an explicit and detailed policy agenda for re-shaping Australia's future so as to be again a clever country.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0771923

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $166,875.00
    Summary
    The Japanese State and Civil Society in Transformation, 1970-2006. Since Japan is the world's second and the region's first economic power the importance of understanding major transformations in its political, social, and economic structure is plain. This project is therefore highly relevant to academia, policy and intelligence analysts, the media and citizenry in general. The last time the cry of 'reform' and fundamental restructuring of institutions was heard on anything like the present leve .... The Japanese State and Civil Society in Transformation, 1970-2006. Since Japan is the world's second and the region's first economic power the importance of understanding major transformations in its political, social, and economic structure is plain. This project is therefore highly relevant to academia, policy and intelligence analysts, the media and citizenry in general. The last time the cry of 'reform' and fundamental restructuring of institutions was heard on anything like the present level was in the 1930s. Then, 'renovation' (kakushin) - offered as a path through multiple national and international crises - actually paved the way to militarism and war. Koizumi's reform (kaikaku) program, which is no less than a program for recasting the state, therefore deserves to be studied very seriously.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0769987

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $334,922.00
    Summary
    Understanding Burma's Health Crisis and its Challenge to Regional Security: New Pathways to Peacebuilding. Researching ways in which war-torn societies can build the human capital necessary for long-term implementation of peacebuilding initiatives will contribute to making peace interventions more successful. The unique focus upon the right to health and its linkages with human rights within conflict economies will provide significant information and new policy directions for improving human sec .... Understanding Burma's Health Crisis and its Challenge to Regional Security: New Pathways to Peacebuilding. Researching ways in which war-torn societies can build the human capital necessary for long-term implementation of peacebuilding initiatives will contribute to making peace interventions more successful. The unique focus upon the right to health and its linkages with human rights within conflict economies will provide significant information and new policy directions for improving human security and stability among Australia's neighbours in the Asian region.
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