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Robert Burgelman on driving innovation for competitive advantage in a global financial crisis
31 March 2009
An interview with Centre visitor Robert Burgelman, Edmund W. Littlefield Professor of Management at the Stanford School of Business who is in Australia to speak about driving innovation for competitive advantage in a turbulent environment. Watch Online
Robert Burgelman on corporate innovation strategy in a turbulent economy
30 March 2009
ABC2 Business Today
Robert Burgelman is Professor of Management at the Stanford School of Business. He speaks about driving innovation for competitive advantage in a turbulent environment during his visit to Australia as a guest of the University of Sydney and the United States Studies Centre. Watch Online
Innovation vital despite downturn, says business expert
30 March 2009
ABC The World Today
As world leaders gather in London for the G20 summit, Silicon Valley business specialist, Robert Burgelman, says it is essential that the economic crisis does not make companies cautious about innovating. Professor Robert Burgelman is from the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University and is visiting Australia as a guest of the United States Studies Centre. Listen Online
Helen Dalley interviews former White House advisor Barry Jackson
29 March 2009
Sky News Sunday Agenda
Former advisor to President George W. Bush was in Australia as a guest of the US Studies Centre. He was interviewed by Helen Dalley. Watch Online
Great minds don’t agree on everything
25 March 2009
Spectator Magazine
However sweet the rhetoric, the priorities of Obama and Rudd should differ in Afghanistan, warns Tom Switzer. Read Article
Garrett discusses geopolitics of financial crisis with emerging military leaders
19 March 2009
Professor Geoffrey Garrett, Chief Executive of the US Studies Centre, discussed the geopolitical implications of the global financial crisis with emerging military leaders from Australia, Asia and the United States at the Australian Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies. CDSS is the senior professional military education institution in Australia and conducts a 12 month Defence and Strategic Studies Course for around 50 senior officers of Colonel equivalent rank from 20 different countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Garrett's presentation focused on emerging challenges for post-GFC Australian foreign policy regarding China, the US, protectionism, and global governance.
AIG bonus fiasco provides lessons beyond US
17 March 2009
The Australian
Jennifer Hewett quotes Barry Jackson, a guest of the US Studies Centre, in this article about outrage at the greed of financial executives, this time over bonuses paid at the insurance giant American International Group. Read Article
Interview with former White House advisor Barry Jackson
16 March 2009
Former key advisor to George W. Bush, Barry Jackson, speaks about the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, the causes of the global financial crisis, the Bush Administration and the future of US-Australia relations. Jackson was a guest of the United States Studies Centre in March 2009. Watch Online
Insider's View: Jim Middleton interviews Barry Jackson
16 March 2009
Newshour
George W. Bush left office nearly two months ago, expressing confidence that history would judge him a successful US President. Jim Middleton talks to Barry Jackson, who was deputy to Bush's advisor Karl Rove. Watch Online
Barry Jackson on the achievements of George W. Bush
13 March 2009
ABC NewsRadio
John Barron interviews former White House advisor Barry Jackson who is in Australia as a guest of the US Studies Centre. Listen Online
O'Connor and Beazley speak at forum in Perth
13 March 2009
On March 10 US Studies Centre staff member Brendon O'Connor appeared at a public forum on the Obama Administration at the University of Western Australia. Read More
Eleanor Hall interviews Barry Jackson
12 March 2009
ABC The World Today
Former advisor to President George W. Bush, Barry Jackson, blames the media for the negative perceptions of the Bush presidency. He was the assistant to the president for strategic initiatives and external affairs, and an assistant to senior white house advisor Karl Rove. Jackson was in Australia as a guest of the US Studies Centre. Listen Online
George W. Bush advisor discusses the Iraq war
12 March 2009
ABC2 Breakfast
Barry Jackson, former key advisor to George W. Bush, is interviewed on the sixth anniversary of the Iraq war discussing the situation in Iraq and Afghanistan. Watch Online
Healthy attitude generates change
9 March 2009
The Canberra Times
Lesley Russell writes that Obama is taking a clinical approach to vital health reform.
Economics forecaster, Ed Leamer, interviewed by Helen Dalley
8 March 2009
Sky Business
Professor Ed Leamer, Director of UCLA Anderson Forecast, speaks about his expectations for the current financial crisis. Leamer was in Australia as a guest of the United States Studies Centre. Watch Online
Fears US spending will not shorten recession
6 March 2009
ABC Radio Australia
Economist Edward Leamer is interviewed by Karon Snowdon. Leamer is the Director of the University of California's Anderson Forecast and was in Australia as a guest of the US Studies Centre. Read Transcript
Garrett speaks at Old Parliament House
5 March 2009
Professor Geoffrey Garrett, Chief Executive of the US Studies Centre, addressed the impact of the Obama presidency on Australia's policy options regarding the war in Afghanistan at Old Parliament House in Canberra. The workshop was convened by the ANU's Strategic and Defence Studies Centre. Participants included former generals and senior officials from the Department of Defence as well as Australian and international security policy experts. Read Transcript
Spending is 'key to financial recovery'
4 March 2009
The Australian
Mike Steketee interviews American economic forecaster Edward Leamer about the Obama administration's stimulus package. Leamer is in Australia as a guest of the US Studies Centre. Read Article
Economics forecaster Ed Leamer on the global financial crisis
4 March 2009
SBS World News
Director of UCLA's Anderson Forecast, Professor Edward Leamer, is interviewed by Anton Enus. Watch Online
Ed Leamer on Business Today
4 March 2009
ABC2 Business Today
Economist Edward Leamer is interviewed by Whitney Fitzsimmons. Leamer is the Director of the University of California's Anderson Forecast and was in Australia as a guest of the US Studies Centre. Watch Online
At a loss
4 March 2009
Newshour
Insurer AIG has reported the biggest loss in American corporate history. Jim Middleton asks Edward Leamer, professor of economics and statistics at UCLA and guest of the US Studies Centre, if the financial crisis is worsening. Watch Online
Margaret Throsby in conversation with Ed Leamer
4 March 2009
ABC Mornings With Margaret Throsby
Professor Edward Leamer, Director of the Anderson Forecast at UCLA spoke to Margaret Throsby. Leamer, one of the leading economists in the US, was in Australia as a guest of the US Studies Centre. Listen Online
Professor Edward Leamer joins Lateline Business
3 March 2009
ABC Lateline Business
Edward Leamer, a visiting fellow at the US Studies Centre, discusses the ailing US economy with Ali Moore.
Predicting the downturn and what happens next
3 March 2009
ABC PM
Mark Colvin interviews Professor Edward Leamer about his forecast for the future of the economy. Leamer is in Australia as a guest of the US Studies Centre. Listen Online
Ed Leamer provides expert analysis on the global economic crisis
3 March 2009
Centre visitor Edward Leamer, one of America's leading economic forecasters, speaks to the US Studies Centre about the global economic crisis. Leamer is director of the Anderson Forecast, professor at UCLA and a visiting scholar at the IMF and the Board of Governors of the US Federal Reserve System. He was the first to predict the 2001 US recession and to warn of the seriousness of America's growing housing bubble in 2005. Watch Online
Levi to run workshop in Zambia
3 March 2009
Margaret Levi and one of her PhD students at the University of Washington, Audrey Sacks, will be running a workshop in Lusaka, Zambia on March 24 for NGO workers and government officials based in Zambia. The meeting is sponsored by the World Justice Project (WJP) of the American Bar Association and has additional support from the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). They are presenting their research on how the provision of services by donors such as the Gates Foundation, the World Bank and the UNDP improve or undermine citizen confidence in governmental capacity and trustworthiness.
Nixon as culture warrior
2 March 2009
Institute of Public Affairs Review
Tom Switzer reviews Nixonland: The Rise of a President and the Fracturing of America by Rick Perlstein. Read Article
