Flinders University, in partnership with the Australian-American Fulbright Commission, invites leading scholars from the United States to occupy the Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Applied Public Policy.
The Distinguished Chair in Applied Public Policy (Democratic Resilience) funded by Flinders University is designed to increase the awareness of the field of applied public policy in Australia, and to promote comparative and collaborative research between Australia and the United States.
The position will allow full or associate professors with distinguished academic careers, and significant publication and teaching records to conduct collaborative research at Flinders University for 4–5 months.
At Flinders University, the Distinguished Chair will be affiliated with the College of Business, Government and Law. They will also be encouraged to associate with the Government Discipline and the Jeff Bleich Centre for the US Alliance in Digital Technology, Security and Governance.
We are looking for research that contributes to an advancement of understanding of the use and regulation of emerging technology for positive social impact. In particular this may address ways of shaping policy, laws and political behaviours to enhance national security, governance of society and democracy through technological change. It may also address the risks of such technologies.
Specialisation
Applications addressing applied public policy concerns are sought, particularly those related to Democratic Resilience. Applications must focus on a significant, current, applied public policy issue at an international and/or national policy level.
Scholarship Entitlements
· A monthly stipend for a maximum of 5 months
· Accommodation allowance for a maximum of 5 months
· Generous international travel entitlement
· Travel allowance for an Australian lecture tour
· Health coverage under Medicare (Scholar only)
· Health and Accident Insurance (ASPE) to maximum of US$100,000 (Scholar only)
· Access to Fulbright Alumni in the US and Australia for social and professional networking
· Support from the Fulbright Commission to assist with administration, visas and general enquiries.
Professor Daniel Aldrich
March - June 2023
from Northeastern University, Massachusetts
Research title: Democratic Resilience through Social Ties: How Trust and Networks Mitigate Disinformation
Dr Naim Kapucu
June – October 2022
from the University of Central Florida
Research title: Network Governance for Urban Resilience to Disasters: Policies, Frameworks, and Practice in a Complex System of Intergovernmental Relations
Dr Elizabeth Klein
2021
from Ohio State University
Research title: Reframing tobacco warning labels to promote female smoking cessation
Professor Johnathon Mendilow
from Rider University
Research title: Policy Implications for both Australia and US on trust in the political system.
Dr Donald Shephard
January - June 2019
Research title: Cost-benefit analysis of innovative approaches for vector control
Professor Allison Macfarlane
January - June 2018
Research title: Research focus on nuclear proliferation, nuclear safety, the siting of nuclear waste facilities, and public opinion about nuclear technology.
Dr David Stoesz
January - June 2017
Research title: Modernizing Pubilc Policy: Putting Private Capital to Social Purposes.
Prior to this Chair in Applied Public Policy, Flinders University was awarded the prestigious Fulbright Distinguished Chair in American Political Science.
February - June 2016: |
Professor Carol Weissert |
February - June 2015: |
Professor Thad Kousser |
March - July 2014: |
Professor Victoria Farrar-Myers |
January - June 2013: |
Professor Burdett Loomis |
July - December 2012: |
Professor Malcolm Feeley |
January - June 2012: |
Professor Howard Schweber |
Visit the Australian-American Fulbright Commission website to find out more on this wonderful opportunity.
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Contact via email:
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