Research Highlights

Beyond Borders And Into The Unknown: The Case For International AI Regulation (2024)
In this article, I argue for an international governance framework to regulate AI, addressing both anticipated and unforeseen challenges. Domestic regulations fall short, so a flexible, collaborative global regime is crucial to manage risks and ensure equitable benefits.
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Widening The Gap: A Universal Basic Income’s Impact On Indigenous Australians (2024)
In this article, I examine the impact of a UBI on Indigenous Australians, noting that while it may reduce stigma, it risks undermining essential support systems and could worsen inequalities, particularly in remote areas.
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From Default to Frontier Market: Charting Ethiopia’s Economic Recovery (2024)
In this memo, co-authored with Fernanda Avendaño Meouchi, we explore Ethiopia’s post-default recovery and propose reforms: expanding the tax base, market-driven exchange rates, and economic diversification to drive sustained growth.
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Old Enough to Know Better? Reform Options for South Australia’s Age of Criminality Laws (2019)
In this article for the Adelaide Law Review, co-authored with Dr Sarah Moulds, we argue for reforming South Australia's age of criminal responsibility laws, noting that the current minimum age of 10 falls short of international standards. We propose raising the age to 14 and consider a public health and welfare approach to better protect children's rights and development.
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