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Call for Submissions 

 The Asian Journal of Public Affairs is inviting current graduate students and recent alumni to submit papers, case studies, and book reviews for their fourth edition. The deadline for submissions is 15 November 2008. You can find more information on submission guidelines and past issues of the Journal here.

Seminar Preview: Thomas Homer-Dixon 

PolicyNet’s next virtual seminar will feature Thomas Homer-Dixon talking about Climate, Energy, and Global Security.   Mark Thursday, October 16, 2008 on your calendar!   In preparation, Professor Homer-Dixon recommends the following: the article in The National Interest by David G. Victor entitled "What Resource Wars?", as well as the ensuing discussion and Victor's response to his critics.   We hope that you will join us in October!

Call for Proposals: GPPN Collaborative Research Grants 

The Global Public Policy Network (GPPN) supports a collaborative research program, with the objective of promoting collaborative research projects of the highest quality, with a specific focus on policy making and governance in the context of globalization. Proposals are now being accepted for the 2008 grants, with a deadline of 29 August 2008. Projects examining some dimension of a contemporary policy debate of global relevance and addressing an urgent social issue are strongly encouraged. [...]

Congratulations Crawford Graduates! 

PolicyNet congratulates our graduating members!  Students graduated on July 17, 2008, from the Crawford School of Economics and Government at the Australian National University. Good luck to all in your future endeavors.

CIGI Blogs the G8 Summit 

CIGI’s crack team of political analysts will be blogging the events around the G8 summit. Andrew Cooper, Geoffrey Chin, and Andrew Schrumm provide a running commentary at http://g8toyako.wordpress.com/ from Toyako in Hokkaido, Japan. Read their blog for incisive comments on events at the summit and a snapshot of the issues under discussion.

See also CIGI’s Senior Fellow Alan Alexandroff’s blog for posts on the G8 Summit and other issues pertaining to BRICSAM.