The Centre for Policy Futures positions the University to inform policy debate and priorities across Queensland, Australia and the Pacific.
Emerging issues of governance and regulation surrounding disruptive technologies in society.
The United Nations has recognised the need to end poverty, protect the planet and boost prosperity through 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
The pace, scale and complexity of global trade and finance are rapidly evolving, placing enormous pressure on governments, policy makers and industry.
Researchers at the Centre for Policy Futures undertake a wide array of independent, peer-reviewed research, as well as commissioned reports, discussion papers and policy briefs. By working closely with governments, international bodies and not-for-profit organisations, we aim to improve understanding of the complex policy challenges facing society.
The Centre for Policy Futures coordinates submissions to parliamentary inquiries for academics across UQ, bringing academic rigour and independent expertise to some of the most complex issues facing policy makers and politicians in Australia today.
Emerging technologies are changing the way regulation is developed and implemented – and yet the underlying values, ethics and culture of compliance remain the same. This conference will help regulators develop and implement effective regulation in the evolving landscape.