When: Wednesday 29 May 2019, 5pm-6.30pm

Where: Atrium, Hedley Bull Building (130), corner of Garran Road and Liversidge Street, ANU

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“The field of international security is particularly male-dominated, whether in academia, the armed forces, policy practice, or the private sector. In academia, courses related to international security tend to be heavily delivered by male lecturers and tutors, reading lists feature predominantly male writers, and critical approaches that focus on gendered practices or analysis are rarely covered.” Discuss. 

Join us at this end-of-semester academic career reception to unpack and explore assumptions and challenges surrounding gender in international security scholarship and this academic career path. Meet the growing cohort of women academics researching and teaching international security at the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre; and mingle with our staff, students, alumni and other stakeholders as we debate international security. 

Featuring: Professor Joan Beaumont, Professor Evelyn Goh, Dr Aurore Chow, Dr Amy King, Dr Meighen McCrae, Dr Joanne Wallis. 

This event is the sixth of the ‘Women in International Security: Theory and Practice’ Seminar Series 2018-19, jointly sponsored by the ANU Gender Institute and the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre. Consisting of research, career development, and policy dialogue seminars, this series showcases the work of prominent women in the fields of international security.

For further information email Rebecca Xu at rebecca.xu@anu.edu.au

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