Current postgraduate students
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Cristian Gomez
Cristian is researching the potential evolution of leading US digital multinationals as non-state actors in world politics.
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Joshua Huffman
Joshua Huffman's prior research was in comparative and American politics.
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Lisen He
Lisen is interested in the AI intervention in power ecosystems in digital society, focusing on power asymmetry and online hierarchy.
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Nikitha Aithal
Nikitha’s PhD research focuses on the impact of citizenship revocation on the status of citizenship as membership, and vice versa, in Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.
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Sam Bigwood
Sam Bigwood is researching the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on public opinion.
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Satria Alchatib
Satria's doctoral studies investigate the development of trust in the ASEAN geostrategic imagination in the Indo-Pacific.
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Sean Ainsworth
Sean Ainsworth is uncovering how technological advances change our understanding of 'war'.
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Stephen Beban
Stephen's research is exploring how countries balance proportionality and representativeness (and secondarily government stability) in their electoral system designs, and whether could they do it better.
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Thiago Matheus
Thiago Matheus is conducting a comparative study that explores the distinct political effects of OLPR models implemented worldwide.
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Toan Tang
Toan's research focuses on the politico-economic of East and Southeast Asia, with an emphasis on institutional reform.
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Will Dreyer
Will Dreyer is focussing on the impact of Parliamentary select committees on legislation in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Nick Noloboff
Nick Noloboff's research looks at the theme of political education in 18th and 19th century political theory as a frame for understanding Max Weber’s controversial “plebiscitary leader democracy".
