Asia and the Pacific Policy Studies is the flagship journal of Crawford School of Public Policy at The Australian National University. It is a peer-reviewed journal that targets research in policy studies in Australia, Asia and the Pacific, across a discipline focus that includes economics, political science, governance, development and the environment.
Awareness about minimum support price and its impact on diversification decision of farmers in India
Early release Aditya, K.S.; Subash, S.P.; Praveen, K.V.; Nithyashree, M.L.; Bhuvana, N. and Sharma, Akriti, September 2017 paper no. 4 (3).Reforming Australia's superannuation tax system and the age pension to improve work and savings incentives
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Ingles, David and Stewart, Miranda,
September
2017
paper no. 4 (3).
Foreign aid to the Pacific: trends and developments in the twenty-first century
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Dornan, Matthew and Pryke, Jonathan,
July
2017
paper no. 4 (3).
The limits of social protection: the case of hydropower dams and Indigenous peoples' land
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Cooke, Fadzilah Majid; Nordensvard, Johan; Saat, Gusni Bin; Urban, Frauke and Siciliano, Giuseppina,
July
2017
paper no. 4 (3).
- Former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser’s APPS talk on the end of the US alliance
- Professor Miranda Stewart discusses international tax challenges for Asia and the G20 at the APPS Conference 2014
- Dr Colin Tukuitonga on ‘A focus on impact - how the G20 Pacific Development Assistance Program can help’ at the APPS conference 2014
- Dr John Hewson discusses the politics of tax reform at the APPS Conference 2014
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