Engagement
Publications
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14 November 2022
The Jean Monnet PROCAM Policy Brief, edited by Dr. Remy Davison, and PROCAM Project
Officers Ms. Jessica Quirk and Mr. George Nikolaidis, was published. This Brief features 30
contributions from the PROCAM international conference held at Monash University in
August 2022.
20 October 2022
Professor Menegatti’s two chapters,’Labour, law and digitalization’, and ‘The classification
of platform workers through the lens of judiciaries: a comparative analysis’, were published
in Decent Work in the Digital Age: European and Comparative Perspectives, Kemp House,
Hart Publishing, UK (2022), pp. 1–12.
10 June 2022
Dr. Davison launched the ‘Australia and Korea: Building a Secure and Prosperous Asia’ Policy
Brief, edited by Dr. Davison and Jean Monnet PROCAM Policy Officer, Mr. George Nikolaidis,
at Monash CBD. It includes contributions from Dr. Heungchong Kim, President of the
European Studies Association of Korea (EUSA-Korea); Professor Bruno Mascitelli (RMIT
European Union Centre); and Professor Sang-Chul Park (editor, Asia-Pacific Journal of EU
Studies).
1 June 2022
Professor Menegatti’s article, 'Who Regulates Employment? Trends in the Hierarchy of Labour Law Sources', was published in the International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations Vol. 38 (2002), pp. 31–52.
13 April 2022
Professor Menegatti’s article,'Oltre il Far West contrattuale, verso salari minimi adeguati: spunti dal quadro comparato', was published in «LAVORO, DIRITTI, EUROPA», 2/2022, pp. 1–19.
10 March 2022
Professor Menegatti’s article, ‘'Distacco transnazionale' (direttive europee), was published in Digesto delle Discipline Privatistiche – sezione Commerciale, Milano, Utet (2022), pp. 179–200.
4 March 2022
Professor Menegatt’s article, ‘Il giusto prezzo alla professionalità, was published at <<FEDERALISMI.IT>>, 17 (2022), pp. 160–168.
1 March 2022
Dr. Davison’s article ‘Dangerous liaisons: AUKUS and Canberra’s Nuclear Pivot” in the Asia-Pacific Journal of European Union Studies, Vol. 20, No. 1 (2022).
19 November 2021
Professor Menegatti’s article 'The impact of COVID-19 crisis on Italian labour law', was published in «Z PROBLEMATYKI PRAWA PRACY I POLITYKI SOCJALNEJ», 2021, 2, pp. 1 - 11.
7 October 2021
Dr. Mangan’s article, ‘Agreement to Discuss: The Social Partners Address the Digitalisation of Work’, was published in the Industrial Law Journal, 50: 4, pp. 689–705.
1 August 2021
Professor Menegatti’s article, ‘Creative resistance; Cultural practices, artistic activism and counter-hegemonic narratives on diversity’, was published in Studi Culturali, 2/2021, pp. 163-180.
29 July 2021
Professor Menegatti’s article, ‘Much ado about little: The Commission proposal for a Directive on adequate wages, was published in «ITALIAN LABOUR LAW E-JOURNAL», 2021, 14, pp. 21-32.
30 June 2021
Dr. Mangan’s article, 'Delivering on the Binary Divide', was published in the European Labour Law Journal, 12. (2021).
1 June 2021
Professor Doherty’s article, 'The First Thing We Do, Let's Kill All the Lawyers horizontal ellipsis Workplace Discipline and Legal Representation', was published in the European Labour Law Journal, 12 (2021) 30: 237-241.
Professor Doherty’s article, 'Le « travailleur », le droit de l’UE et la négociation collective'. was published in the Revue de droit comparé du travail et de la sécurité social, 2021/2 :60-72.
12 May 2021
Dr Rémy Davison’s Federal Budget analysis was published in Monash Lens and republished by The National Tribune, Independent Australia and the UNSW Economics Society.
12 May 2021
Professor Doherty’s article, ‘An Outpost at a Difficult and Indistinct Frontier: Zalewski v Workplace Relations Commission’', was published in the Irish Supreme Court Review, 4 :65-85.
7 May 2021
Professor Menegatti’s article, 'Il salario minimo nel quadro europeo e comparato. A proposito della proposta di direttiva relativa a salari minimi adeguati nell’Unione europea', was published in «DIRITTO DELLE RELAZIONI INDUSTRIALI (2021) 1/2021, pp. 41-58.
6 May 2021
Professor Menegatti’s article, 'La difficile strada verso uno strumento europeo sul salario minimo', was published in «LAVORO, DIRITTI, EUROPA», 2021, 2, pp. 1–15.
29 April 2021
Many thanks to the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) for hosting Dr Davison’s paper on China, the US & Australia-Korea links, discussing the strategic outlook for the Indo-Pacific.
14 April 2021
Dr Davison’s review of Margaret Macmillan’s War: How conflict shaped us was published in the April edition of Australian Book Review.
April 2021
Dr Davison’s chapter, ‘Aggressive Trilateralism: The complexification of Australia's EU and UK Free Trade Agreements', was published in The European Union: New Leadership and New Agendas, edited by Stephen Alomes, Robert Mezyk and Sang-Chul Park.
12 April 2021
Professor Menegatti’s chapter, ‘What is the role of responsible tourism in building stronger and intercultural communities? Two case studies from Italy’, was published in: Cultural Sustainability, Tourism and Development: (Re)articulations in Tourism Contexts, Amsterdam: Elsevier.
16 March 2021
Professor Menegatti’s article , 'La proposta di direttiva UE sui salari minimi adeguati. Le opinioni di Maximilian Fuchs (Germania), Emanuele Menegatti (Italia), Thomas Pasquier (Francia), Barbara Surdykowska, Łukasz Pisarczyk (Polonia)', was published in «DIRITTI LAVORI MERCATI», 2 (2021), pp. 465 - 472.
2 March 2021
Dr Davison and Dr Nina Markovic Khaze’s co-authored article, ‘What Australia can tell us about the outlook for the new China-EU investment agreement‘, was published in the London School of Economics’ (LSE) European Politics & Policy.
January 2021
Dr Davison’s submission to the Senate Economics Committee’s Inquiry into Australia’s Foreign Investment Proposals was published by the Parliament of Australia.
17 December 2020
Professor Menegatti’s article, 'Социальная защита за рамками трудового договора: роль Суда Европейского союза', was published in РОССИЙСКИЙ ЕЖЕГОДНИК ТРУДОВОГО ПРАВА (Russian yearbook of labour law), САНКТ-ПЬЕТРОБУРГО, ИЗДАТЕЛЬСТВО САНКТ-ПЕТЕРБУРГСКОГО УНИВЕРСИТЕТА, 2020, pp. 275–285.
14 October 2020
Dr Davison was interviewed by Monash Lens on the trade wars and security conflicts between the US and China.
25 August 2020
Dr Davison (Principal Chief Investigator, PROCAM) and Dr Khaze (Macquarie University, Sydney) co-authored ‘Europe’s Big Bonds’, an analysis of the €750 billion Next-Gen EU programme, published in Lowy Interpreter.
Media appearances
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18 October 2022
Dr. Davison was interviewed by the ABC on calls for Prime Minister Liz Truss to resign.
26 October 2022
Monash Lens published Dr. Davison’s commentary on the second Federal Budget for 2022–23. Republished in several other Australian media outlets, his commentary received over 238,000 reads.
9 July 2022
Dr. Davison commented on the Sydney Morning Herald article, ‘As China hawks fly, we need heretics’.
6 July 2022
Dr. Davison was interviewed by ABC News on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s future prospects in the face of calls for his resignation. Story: ‘UK PM Boris Johnson clings to power as ministers resign.’
20 May 2022
Dr. Davison was interviewed by the South China Morning Post, published in the article, ‘China-Australia relations: Canberra’s ‘fear of looking weak’ hints at no relief for exporters’. Dr. Davison discussed whether Australia-China relations would change after the 2022 Australian Federal Election. The article was republished by Yahoo Finance and Myanmar’s The Star.
31 March 2022
Monash Lens published Dr. Remy Davison’s commentary on the 2022-23 Federal Budget.
17 December 2021
Dr Rémy Davison was interviewed by ABC News on the implications of the Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement, including bilateral migration policies.
28 September 2021
Dr Davison was the subject of an article on AUKUS, published in the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
4 August 2021
Dr Davison was interviewed by the South China Morning Post on the combined US, NATO, Japan and India military exercises in the Indo-Pacific.
11 November 2020
Dr Davison was interviewed by the China correspondent of the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age on Russia and China’s reaction to President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the US presidential election.
17 September 2020
Dr Davison was interviewed on ABC Radio with Chas Licciardello from the ABC’s Planet America, on the US’ international polling slump during Donald Trump’s tenure in the latest Pew Research.
Events
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28–29 October 2022
Dr. Remy Davison presented his paper on ‘The European Pivot to the Indo-Pacific’, to the international conference on the Roles of East Asia and the European Union in the Changing Global Order: Competition versus Collaboration, hosted by National Dong Hwa University
Hualien, Taiwan. The chapter developed from this paper will also be published as part of a scholarly volume entitled The European Union and East Asia in 2023.
21 October 2022
Dr. Davison and Dr. Nina Markovic Khaze’s joint paper on Ukraine and the EU was accepted for the 16thbiennial conference at University of New South Wales.
29 September-1 October 2022
Dr. Remy Davison met with the Study Groups on the European Constitutional Process, comprising 153 Jean Monnet Chairs and EU former senior diplomats and officials. Dr. Davison is a member of three Working Groups: Federal Economic Policy; Foreign & Security Policy; and Defence Policy.
25-26 August 2022
The Jean Monnet PROCAM international conference on ‘Borders, Labour and Mobility: Australia and the European Union compared’, was hosted at Monash University’s Melbourne CBD venue. The conference was opened by Mr. Fedja Zlobec, Deputy Head of Delegation, and Head, Political, Press and Information Section, Delegation of the European Union to Australia. The Conference Chair, Dr. Rémy Davison, delivered a paper on ‘The EU shadow economy and off-shore labour’. Jean Monnet PROCAM Project Officer, Ms. Jessica Quirk, presented her paper on ‘Italian immigration politics following the European refugee crisis: How does the changing political landscape influence immigration and migration policy in Italy?’
14 July 2022
Dr. Remy Davison chaired the Jean Monnet PROCAM workshop at the University of Bologna on EU refugee policy.
7 July 2022
Dr. Remy Davison participated in the Study Group on the European Constitutional Process, a group comprising 153 Jean Monnet Chairs and former EU diplomats and senior officials, hosted by the Dimitris-Tsatsos-Institute for European Constitutional Sciences of the Fernuniversität in Hagen.
6 July 2022
Dr. Remy Davison chaired the Jean Monnet PROCAM workshop panel at the Maynooth University on EU migrant mobility.
1 July 2022
Dr. Davison acted as panel chair and discussant at the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) conference at Sciences Po.
29 June 2022
Dr. Davison delivered a Jean Monnet PROCAM paper on ‘Off-shoring labour: avoiding democratic regulation’, to the 28th International Conference on European Studies, University of Lisbon.
27 May 2022
Dr. Davison represented Monash University in a meeting hosted by the RMIT European Union Centre with H.E. Mr. Gabriele Visentin, EU Special Envoy to the Indo-Pacific. The meeting discussed EU diplomacy, EU-Australia research links and the strategic conspectus on the current and future state of the Indo-Pacific region.
13 April 2022
The Monash International Affairs Association hosted Dr. Davison on a panel on Global Security, Humanitarian Assistance and Climate Crisis.
11 March 2022
Dr. Remy Davison presented at the Monash University Department of Politics & International Relations as part of the panel on ‘Understanding the Ukraine Conflict: Political and historical perspectives’
7 December 2021
Jean Monnet PROCAM Project Officer, George Nikolaidis, passed his Final Review (pre-submission) for his Ph.D. thesis, entitled ‘The imposition of austerity in Greece: a neo-Gramscian analysis’.
25 – 26 November 2021
Dr Rémy Davison delivered a Jean Monnet PROCAM paper on ‘Virtual migration and the European Union’ to the joint AaCAPS-ESAANZ international conference ‘Beyond Borders and Boundaries: Europe, Eurasia and Asia’, in Melbourne. He also delivered an additional paper on ‘Quo vadis “Zhong ou Guan Xi”: China-EU Relations? Europe’s Pivot to the Indo-Pacific’, co-authored with Dr Nina Markovic Khaze (Macquarie University, Sydney).
30 September – 1 October 2021
Dr Davison was Conference Chair and Convener of the Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade-funded international conference Australia and Korea: Building a Secure and Prosperous Asia, hosted by Monash University and convened in partnership with the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) and the Australia-Korea Business Council (AKBF).
Speakers included Dr Heungchong Kim (President, KIEP and President, European Studies Association of Korea); Commissioner Ron Green (Austrade Commissioner and Counsellor to the Republic of Korea); Professor Sang-Chul Park (Korea Polytechnic University); Professor Peter Draper (Executive Director, Institute for International Trade, University of Adelaide); Professor Patrick Butler (Monash Business School) and Professor Bruno Mascitelli (Jean Monnet Chair and Honorary Professor, RMIT European Union Centre).
11 August 2021
Dr Davison and Dr Khaze presented an analysis of the €750 billion EU Recovery Fund to the European Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ).
24 June 2021
Dr Davison delivered a Jean Monnet PROCAM paper on ‘Virtual migration and the EU single market in cross-border services’ to the 27th International Conference of Europeanists, “Europe’s Past, Present, and Future: Utopias and Dystopias” organised by the CES and Columbia University, New York. Dr Davison also acted as a Panel Chair for the CES conference.
23 June 2021
ESAANZ hosted an online round table on President Joe Biden’s meetings with the G7, EU leaders, NATO and President Vladimir Putin. Speakers were Dr Davison, Dr Gorana Grgic (US Studies Centre, University of Sydney), Dr Khaze (Macquarie University, Sydney) and Associate Professor Alexey Muraviev (Curtin University, Perth).
29 April 2021
Many thanks to KIEP for hosting Dr Davison’s paper on China, the US & Australia-Korea links, discussing the strategic outlook for the Indo-Pacific.
19 April 2021
Dr Davison welcomed the UK Consul-General, Mr Stephen Lysaght and Monash alumna, the UK trade and investment manager, Ms Caitlin Gheller, to Monash University to give a guest lecture, looking at Global Britain’s past and present, and its politics, security, trade and investment after Brexit.
31 March
Professor Michael Doherty was nominated to chair the group to review the industrial relations and collective bargaining landscape in Ireland. Professor Doherty has been nominated by Tánaiste and Employment Minister, Leo Varadkar, to Chair a high-level group to review the industrial relations and collective bargaining landscape in Ireland. The group will examine collective bargaining, union recognition and will seek to "examine the adequacy of the workplace relations framework" around pay and conditions. Many congratulations to Michael on his appointment to this important post.
29 March 2021
Dr Davison addressed the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) at Dyason House, Melbourne, on ‘Brexit: The Consequences’. The event was also webcast by the AIIA nationally.
January 2021
Dr Davison and Professor Mascitelli (Jean Monnet Chair and RMIT EU Centre) presented a joint session on the EU, US and China to the Victorian Secondary Teachers’ Summer School, Melbourne. Dr Davison delivered a paper launching the Jean Monnet PROCAM paper in Melbourne at the 2020 ESAANZ annual conference, outlining the PROCAM project. He also delivered a second paper, co-authored with Dr Khaze, on the EU-China relationship.
30 September 2020
Dr Davison addressed a Round Table of the Delegation of the European Union in Canberra, with Dr Ivana Damjanovic (ANU) and Dr Khaze (Macquarie University), chaired by the EU Delegation Trade Counsellor. Dr Davison spoke on the implications of the Next-Gen EU’s €750 billion injection of grants and bonds into areas such as renewable resources and green jobs.
1 September 2020
Dr Davison welcomed Ms Angelica Silvero, from the World Bank Group, to Monash University. Angelica addressed Monash students in a live webinar and responded to some complex Q&A on the work of the Bank.