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Joanne Wallis
@joannewallis.bsky.social

Professor of International Security at the University of Adelaide and Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution interested in security and Australia's strategy in the Pacific Islands. Editor of @austjia.bsky.social. Opinions are my own .. more

Political science 50%
Sociology 32%

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The under-funding of state schools has reached an absurd stage at one inner-city Melbourne high school cum office space

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A sad joke
The conditions at one inner-city Melbourne high school highlight the absurd level of under-resourcing of state schools around the nation
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New "Small Islands Big Picture" podcast out now!

Myself and @emilycwilkinson.bsky.social talk to William Waqavakatoga, Jack Corbett, @joannewallis.bsky.social @knight54.bsky.social, Xiaotong Zhang and HE Ali Naseer Mohamed about #Trump 2.0 and #geopolitical upheaval

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Navigating geopolitical upheaval: what does Trumpism 2.0 mean for SIDS?
President Trump’s return to the White House in 2025 signals an upheaval in global politics and erosion of the post-1945 world order. ODI hosts, Emily and Matt, ask what this means for small island dev...
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Well said

by 1975...

Just dusting off Australia's 1968 Strategic Basis Paper...

There was a Minerva topic on the Pacific in the last round that my uni was encouraging me to apply for - luckily the election happened before the closing date, so I knew not to bother

Good point - this explains stuff that happens in the Pacific tol

Agreed. A lot of Chinese foreign policy is curiously counterproductive and incompetent. Their diplomats must have a very poor feel for domestic politics in the countries they are posted to

Really interesting given the constitutional arrangements - I wonder what the NZ government will actually do if this is a security agreement

I'm on my second pot!

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🚨 Last chance to submit your abstracts for #OCIS2025🚨

I'm whelmed

Thankfully it keeps going - if I'm ever feeling down, our kids always give me a lift with their ability to get excited about even the smallest and most mundane things

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Wow! Chuffed to hear this. Thank you @geopoliticsjournal.bsky.social! It was a great publishing experience with fantastically constructive reviewers and helpful editorial advice
To wrap up 2024, we'll share the ten most read articles in Geopolitics this year. In 4th is The United States as a ‘Pacific Nation’: Imaginary, Performance, and Spatialisation by Joanne Wallis, Emily Conroy & Cayleigh Stock @joannewallis.bsky.social

Read for free:
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To wrap up 2024, we'll share the ten most read articles in Geopolitics this year. In 4th is The United States as a ‘Pacific Nation’: Imaginary, Performance, and Spatialisation by Joanne Wallis, Emily Conroy & Cayleigh Stock @joannewallis.bsky.social

Read for free:
buff.ly

If it was just understood, then the security deal would be redundant

We could have just not attached the security requirement

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🚨 #OCIS2025 abstracts due in 4 weeks time 🚨

Still plenty of time left to submit your Panel, Paper, and Roundtable abstracts. For the full list of conference themes, please visit the CfP: ocis.org.au/call-for-pap...

If you have workshop ideas, please email the conference Co-Chairs.

👀 Given the conflicting scuttlebutt I've heard, I'm keen to see this one!

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Are Australia and New Zealand 'natural allies'? Watch the recent expert panel discussion co-hosted with AIIA, featuring much needed analysis of the Trans-Tasman relationship. @davidcapie.bsky.social @joannewallis.bsky.social, @limdarrenj.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=M40q...
Australia and New Zealand: Natural Allies?
YouTube video by New Zealand Institute of International Affairs
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Um, never heard of them.. But I am old

I never get tired of Glass's violin concerto no. 1

My kids are unfortunately just aging out of this Wiggles Christmas banger
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Go Santa Go! 🎅 Kids Christmas Songs and Carols 🎄 The Wiggles
YouTube video by The Wiggles - Kids Songs and Nursery Rhymes
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Apologies - they may be, I just know that I put the same project in for a Marsden and an ARC DP (got the DP, wasn't within a cooee of the Marsden)

Yes, they are equivalent to our ARC DPs, so this is huge

In this piece Anna Powles and I ask: has the Australia-New Zealand alliance become irrelevant? [of course it hasn't, but we also don't want to take it for granted]
www.internationalaffairs.org.au/australianou...
Has the Australia-New Zealand Alliance Become Irrelevant? - Australian Institute of International Affairs
Australia and New Zealand engage in wide-ranging daily cooperation, but seldom refer to the alliance between them. Has the alliance become irrelevant? Or is it so taken-for-granted, and the habits of ...
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At a quick glance I could see Andrew Rosser (IR/IPE) and Darren Halpin (Political Science), but as an IR person I might have missed Political Science & Policy people. I'm sure both try their best, but they're pretty out-numbered

It's interesting that their project, and Lisa Hill's, both went up under Philosophy, even though they could equally be classified as political theory. Maybe the answer is just abandoning 4408 entirely!