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This lecture considers the nexus of youthful masculinity and far right discourse in Australia. It constitutes a gendered reflection on data collected from a range of men for an Australian Research Council Discovery-funded research project titled Far Right in Australia: Intellectuals, Masculinity and Citizenship. In the data, digitally-networked younger informants frequently articulated the discourse of white male victimhood. They felt stigmatised for being white. They were nostalgic for the idealised traditional gender roles of a previous generation; feeling that young women had gained so much while they, as young men, had lost out. They expressed conservative attitudes on contentious socio-political issues and reported relatively high levels of stress. Exploring the concept of aggrieved entitlement, Professor Nilan will discuss the project findings, supplemented by examples from far-right groups in Australia that specifically target young (white) men for recruitment.

This pre-conference event takes a transnational approach to framing diversity debates in the media, how these are limiting (and limited), and what decolonial and anti-colonial alternatives could look like. The event thus speaks directly to the IAMCR2024 General theme: ‘Whiria te tangata / Weaving people together: Communicative projects of decolonising, engaging, and listening’?

The conference is designed to give professional philosophers and philosophy postgraduate students the opportunity to present and discuss papers in all areas of philosophy. Each year it attracts about 300 philosophers from around the world.

The conference is designed to give professional philosophers and philosophy postgraduate students the opportunity to present and discuss papers in all areas of philosophy. Each year it attracts about 300 philosophers from around the world.

The conference is designed to give professional philosophers and philosophy postgraduate students the opportunity to present and discuss papers in all areas of philosophy. Each year it attracts about 300 philosophers from around the world.

The conference is designed to give professional philosophers and philosophy postgraduate students the opportunity to present and discuss papers in all areas of philosophy. Each year it attracts about 300 philosophers from around the world.

The conference is designed to give professional philosophers and philosophy postgraduate students the opportunity to present and discuss papers in all areas of philosophy. Each year it attracts about 300 philosophers from around the world.

As part of the Australian Government initiatives to support the implementation of the National Plan to End Violence Against Women and Children 2022-2032, the Australasian Institute of Judicial Administration (AIJA) is convening a national conference on the impacts of sexual assault. This is an important initiative intended to continue to build and enhance justice sector capacity for the better support and protection of victims and survivors of sexual assault.

As part of the Australian Government initiatives to support the implementation of the National Plan to End Violence Against Women and Children 2022-2032, the Australasian Institute of Judicial Administration (AIJA) is convening a national conference on the impacts of sexual assault. This is an important initiative intended to continue to build and enhance justice sector capacity for the better support and protection of victims and survivors of sexual assault.

As part of the Australian Government initiatives to support the implementation of the National Plan to End Violence Against Women and Children 2022-2032, the Australasian Institute of Judicial Administration (AIJA) is convening a national conference on the impacts of sexual assault. This is an important initiative intended to continue to build and enhance justice sector capacity for the better support and protection of victims and survivors of sexual assault.

The 60th anniversary of Donald Horne’s landmark book, The Lucky Country, prompts us to think afresh about Australian culture and social changes, and ask: are ordinary Australians fulfilling their aspirations? Are we a tolerant people? The Australian Academy of the Humanities’ 55th Annual Symposium will take on the big questions posed by Horne and bring others to the fore. Convened by Professor Frank Bongiorno AM FAHA FRHistS FASSA and Professor Mark McKenna FAHA, the Symposium will take place on 14 & 15 November 2024 in Canberra, Australia. For further details, visit https://humanities.org.au/events/the-lucky-country-55-symposium/

The 60th anniversary of Donald Horne’s landmark book, The Lucky Country, prompts us to think afresh about Australian culture and social changes, and ask: are ordinary Australians fulfilling their aspirations? Are we a tolerant people? The Australian Academy of the Humanities’ 55th Annual Symposium will take on the big questions posed by Horne and bring others to the fore. Convened by Professor Frank Bongiorno AM FAHA FRHistS FASSA and Professor Mark McKenna FAHA, the Symposium will take place on 14 & 15 November 2024 in Canberra, Australia. For further details, visit https://humanities.org.au/events/the-lucky-country-55-symposium/

One of the challenges in the social science methods space is it‘s dynamic nature. Given this and the need to keep abreast of changes and innovation, this conference provides the opportunity to reflect on where we‘ve come from, highlight where we are and imagine our future as social scientists. The 2024 Conference will be a primarily physical attendance conference. We will make sessions and plenary/keynote sessions available to stream live via Zoom for those who wish to view proceedings remotely. Those who wish to present at the conference will be expected to present physically at the conference venue. There may be exceptions to this with the support and agreement of the session chair. Please get in touch at: conference@acspri.org.au if you need to discuss alternate presentation arrangements. Timeline / Deadlines: Late August 2024: Earlybird registration opens 20 September 2024: Abstract submission closes 11 October 2024: Earlybird registration closes 13 November 2024: Final date for submission of short videos 27 November 2024: Conference opens

One of the challenges in the social science methods space is it‘s dynamic nature. Given this and the need to keep abreast of changes and innovation, this conference provides the opportunity to reflect on where we‘ve come from, highlight where we are and imagine our future as social scientists. The 2024 Conference will be a primarily physical attendance conference. We will make sessions and plenary/keynote sessions available to stream live via Zoom for those who wish to view proceedings remotely. Those who wish to present at the conference will be expected to present physically at the conference venue. There may be exceptions to this with the support and agreement of the session chair. Please get in touch at: conference@acspri.org.au if you need to discuss alternate presentation arrangements. Timeline / Deadlines: Late August 2024: Earlybird registration opens 20 September 2024: Abstract submission closes 11 October 2024: Earlybird registration closes 13 November 2024: Final date for submission of short videos 27 November 2024: Conference opens

One of the challenges in the social science methods space is it‘s dynamic nature. Given this and the need to keep abreast of changes and innovation, this conference provides the opportunity to reflect on where we‘ve come from, highlight where we are and imagine our future as social scientists. The 2024 Conference will be a primarily physical attendance conference. We will make sessions and plenary/keynote sessions available to stream live via Zoom for those who wish to view proceedings remotely. Those who wish to present at the conference will be expected to present physically at the conference venue. There may be exceptions to this with the support and agreement of the session chair. Please get in touch at: conference@acspri.org.au if you need to discuss alternate presentation arrangements. Timeline / Deadlines: Late August 2024: Earlybird registration opens 20 September 2024: Abstract submission closes 11 October 2024: Earlybird registration closes 13 November 2024: Final date for submission of short videos 27 November 2024: Conference opens