DrNatalie Ralph
Honorary Fellow
Faculty of Arts and Education/Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation
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- Honorary FellowFaculty of Arts and Education/Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation
RESEARCH INTERESTS
The positive and negative impacts on conflict and peacebuilding of renewable
energy technologies and their materials and supply chains. This covers both
internal and geopolitical conflict;
The risks and opportunities posed by new, alternative energy technologies
such as battery, solar and hydrogen/ammonia power and storage, CO2 reduction
and thermocells;
Global governance mechanisms to support sustainable natural resources and
energy production; and responsible mining;
The new alternative energy future, exports of energy, and impacts on
International Relations and geopolitical power;
Corporate political activity and influence on government policy;
Peace entrepreneurship/intrapreneurship (for social cohesion and preventing
conflict including terrorism).
energy technologies and their materials and supply chains. This covers both
internal and geopolitical conflict;
The risks and opportunities posed by new, alternative energy technologies
such as battery, solar and hydrogen/ammonia power and storage, CO2 reduction
and thermocells;
Global governance mechanisms to support sustainable natural resources and
energy production; and responsible mining;
The new alternative energy future, exports of energy, and impacts on
International Relations and geopolitical power;
Corporate political activity and influence on government policy;
Peace entrepreneurship/intrapreneurship (for social cohesion and preventing
conflict including terrorism).