Aims

Our aim is to sustain an internationally-recognised collaborative research environment that is engaged with academic partners, local community members, non-government organisations and research students. We aim to pioneer the investigation of cosmopolitan engagement through research programs the thematic areas of:

• Alternative cosmopolitanisms
• Collective action and learning
• Cultural life and events
• Environment and society
• Human rights, inclusion and communication
• Knowledge-sharing and information
• Indigeneity and power
• Migration, diversity and racism
• Sport and social issues
• Strengthening civil societies