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Monash Global Peace and Security (Monash GPS) is pleased to announce the publication of findings from the research project Advancing the Meaningful Participation of Women in UN Peace Operations by Supporting Personnel with Caring Responsibilities,

Monash GPS Affiliate, Delia Paul has been working with the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) to amplify the voices of people seeking asylum in shaping advocacy practices and service development.Social service organisations often refer to the

Monash GPS members have authored a ground-breaking article on Cambodian–Thai culture clashes in the digital age of nationalism. GPS Fellow Raymond Hyma and GPS Affiliates Suyheang Kry and Phasiree Thanasin have written the first

Lauren Lowe (GPS Member, PhD candidate)When loyalty is measured by who stays latest and sacrifices most, security sector institutions (SSIs) entrench a work culture that penalises care and undermines gender equality.

Monash Global Peace and Security (GPS) is proud to announce the release of its Biennial Report 2024–25, marking an significant period of transformation, global engagement, and research impact. The report captures how, in just two years, Monash

The Monash Global Peace and Security (GPS) Centre is delighted to celebrate the publication of How Spontaneous Volunteers Disrupt the Management of Life Seekers (Palgrave Macmillan, 2025), a major new contribution by Dr Henrik Kjellmo Larsen,

This article is part of the project: 'Advancing the Meaningful Participation of Women in UN Peace Operations by Supporting Personnel with Caring Responsibilities' (2023-26), funded by Global Affairs Canada as part of the Elsie Initiative for Women