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Dr Helen McGregor »
ANU College of Physical & Mathematical Sciences
Environment, Climate change, Water, Science, Biology, Earth Science
Climate change, climate of the past, impacts of global warming on Australia, sea level change, oceanography, coral reefs
Environment - Climate Change
Environment - Water
Science - Biology
Science - Earth Science
Dr Rebecca McKetin »
ANU College of Medicine, Biology & Environment
Health, Drugs & alcohol, Mental health
Methamphetamine, stimulant use, drug use, methamphetamine psychosis.
Health - Drugs & Alcohol
Health - Mental Health
02 6125 8407 (work)Professor Warwick McKibbin »
ANU College of Asia & the Pacific
Asia, Economics, Environmental, International
The global economy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, climate change policy, trade policy, global demographic change, Asian economies, the economics of pandemics
Economics - Environmental
Economics - International
Dr Michael McKinley »
ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences
Politics, International, Security, Terrorism
Global Politics, International Relations, Diplomacy, Globalisation, Terrorism, War, Strategy, and Australia-US Relations.
Politics
Politics - International
Public Policy - Security
Terrorism
+64 22430 6725 (work), +64 4 475 7060 (home), +64 22 430 6725 (mobile)Associate Professor Rob McLaughlin »
ANU College of Law
Law
Law of war, law of the sea, military law
02 6125 4218 (work)Associate Professor Ross H Mcleod »
ANU College of Asia & the Pacific
Indonesia, International
Indonesian economy, especially monetary and exchange rate policy and banking, goverance, corruption
Asia (South East) - IndonesiaEconomics - International
02 6125 2370 (work)Dr Paul Mcmahon »
ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences
Music
Vocal music of the Baroque period (1600-1760), historical performance practice (1600-1760), vocal pedagogy
Arts - Music 02 6125 5770 (work)Dr Ian Mcrae »
ANU College of Medicine, Biology & Environment
Health, Health, Technology
Primary health care policy and financing, including the economic assessment of new technologies and new approaches to the financing and delivery of health care, Geospatial analysis of primary healthcare data.
Public Policy - Health
02 6125 8088 (work), 0431 929 750 (mobile)Professor Kieron Meagher »
ANU College of Business & Economics
Economics, Employment & labour
Organizational economics, industrial economics, spatial competition, management, business strategy, game theory, political economy, computational economics
Economics - Employment/Labour
02 6125 9535 (work), 0403 607 271 (mobile)Professor Rory Medcalf »
ANU College of Asia & the Pacific
Defence, International relations, National security, Terrorism
Australian security, defence and foreign policy; Asian strategic dynamics, including an Indo-Pacific concept of the Asian strategic environment; maritime security; nuclear issues; strategic implications of the rise of China and India; Australia-India relations.
Mr Areti Metuamate »
ANU College of Business & Economics
Indigenous studies, Pacific, New Zealand, Tonga
Maori politics, Maori rights, Indigenous political representation, Tongan government, Tongan kingship, Tongan monarchy
Grazia Micciche »
ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences
European Union, Languages & linguistics
Italy, Europe, Italian Culture, Language Teaching and Learning, E-learning
Europe - EULanguage & Linguistics
Dr Damian Michael »
Environment, Biodiversity, Climate change
Landscape ecology â€" woodland ecosystems, herpetology â€" temperate zone, restoration ecology
Environment - Biodiversity
Environment - Climate Change
0427 770 595 (work)Ms Emily Millane »
ANU College of Asia & the Pacific
Economics, Gender, History, Politics, Public policy
Superannuation
0402 417 467 Dr J Bruce Millar »
ANU College of Engineering & Computer Science
Languages & linguistics, Technology
Spoken language processing, spoken language data corpora, speech recognition, speaker verification, Australian National Database of Spoken Language, historical perspectives
Language & Linguistics 02 6125 8643 (work)Dr Sarah Milne »
ANU College of Asia & the Pacific
Asia, South East Asia, Environment, Forestry, Politics, International
Cambodia, forest conservation, illegal logging, climate change mitigation in Southeast Asia, political economy of natural resource management
Asia (South East)
Environment - Forestry
Politics
Politics - International
Professor Anthony Milner »
ANU College of Asia & the Pacific
South East Asia, Malaysia, Defence, International relations
Australia-Asia relations, Malaysia, Asian regional architecture and security
Asia (South East)Asia (South East) - Malaysia
Defence
International Relations
Professor Elizabeth Minchin »
ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences
Europe, Languages & linguistics
Ancient Greece and Rome, teaching of ancient Greek and Latin
Language & Linguistics
Dr John Minns »
ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences
Americas, South America
International Political Economy of Development Latin American PoliticsRefugee Politics - Australia Portrait
+61 2 612 55424 Dr Sverre Molland »
ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences
Archaeology & anthropology, Asia, Laos, South East Asia, Immigration & multiculturalism
Further details of expertise: Sverre Molland is an anthropologist. Initially trained in social anthropology at University of Oslo and Asian Studies in Australia, he worked for the United Nations Development Programme in the Mekong region (based in Laos) before returning to the social sciences. After completing his PhD and a postdoctorate in Anthropology at Macquarie University, Dr. Molland was in 2012 appointed lecturer in Anthropology (Development Studies) at the Australian National University, where he coordinates the Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development.
Dr. Molland has more than 10 years research and programme experience on human trafficking, development and mobility in the Mekong region. In his PhD fieldwork he carried out research on migration and sex commerce along the Lao-Thai border as well as various development organisations which implement anti-trafficking projects. His current research examines how "safe migration" has become an important modality of intervention amongst several aid programmes that work amongst migrant labourers in the Mekong region.
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