School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry (SOPHI)
The University of Sydney
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Sydney Democracy Forum

A New History of Human Rights

 

Speakers:
Professor Akira Irye (Harvard)
Marilyn Lake (La Trobe)
Glenda Sluga (Sydney)

Wednesday 23 July, 2:00 – 4:00pm
McRae Room,
Quadrangle Building A14
University of Sydney 2006

Please RSVP to Charmaine Tapper by Friday 18 July
Email:
Phone: (02) 9351 2028. We look forward to your attendance.

Democratic Peace: the evolution of a research program

 

Speaker:
Professor Steven Chan (University of Colorado (Boulder)

Thursday 24 July,
Refectory Room,
Quadrangle, University of Sydney

Time: 3:00 - 5:00pm
Please RSVP to Charmaine Tapper by Friday 18 July
Email:
Phone: (02) 9351 2028. We look forward to your attendance.

Citizenship and the Bill of Rights

 

Speakers:
Robyn Banks (Director, Public Interest Advocacy Centre)
Helen Irving (University of Sydney)

Friday 22 August, 3:00 - 5:00pm
Philosophy Room,
Quadrangle building, University of Sydney

Please RSVP to Charmaine Tapper by Friday 15 August
Email:
Phone: (02) 9351 2028. We look forward to your attendance.


To join the Forum, please contact the Administrative Officer:

Phone (02) 9351 2028.
Please indicate whether you wish to be a formal member of the Forum or to receive e-mail updates concerning events only.

Sydney Democracy Forum Statement of Purpose

 

The Sydney Democracy Forum supports interdisciplinary discussion among researchers and enhanced dialogue between the research sector and government on all aspects of democracy. Among the issues to be taken up for debate are:

  • The conditions for successful democratisation
  • The conditions for a vigorous democracy
  • The practice and institutions of democracy
  • The philosophical underpinnings of democracy
  • Human rights and democracy
  • Foreign policy and democracy
  • War and democracy
  • Terrorism and democracy
  • The history of democracy in the ancient and modern worlds.

The Sydney Democracy Forum convenes lectures, seminars and workshops by local and overseas researchers and policymakers on these and other related issues. Formal membership in the Sydney Democracy Forum is open to researchers, including postgraduates, policymakers and government practitioners. Members of the Forum can participate actively in its program and will have their contact details and research interests posted on its website and be part of an electronic discussion group. The principal sponsor of the Forum is ARC Professorial Fellow Graeme Gill.

More information about the Sydney Democracy Forum

Academic Sponsors

 
  • ARC Professorial Fellow Graeme Gill
    Department of Government and International Relations
    University of Sydney
    Phone: +61-2-9351 3090
    E-mail:
  • Associate Professor Murray Print
    Centre for Researching and Teaching Civics
    Phone: +61-2-0351 3202
    E-mail:

Program Coordinator

 

  • Sydney Democracy Forum
    University of Sydney
    Phone: +61-2-9351 2028

Inaugural Program (2007)

 

Download Program PDF

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