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Steven Slaughter is an Associate Professor in International Relations and Acting Head of School for Humanities and Social Sciences at Deakin University. His research focuses on the political implications of globalization and global governance, with expertise in republican/deliberative democratic theory, G20 policy-making, transnational civil society, and critiques of global capitalism. He holds affiliations with the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation.
Education:
- Ph.D. in International Relations, Monash University
- Graduate Diploma in Public Policy, Murdoch University
- Bachelor of Arts (Honours) and Bachelor of Arts, Monash University
Dr. Slaughter's research explores how globalization affects democratic governance, emphasizing republican critiques of liberal governance structures. His current projects examine republican thought in global governance frameworks and the G20's role in addressing climate change and social issues. His publications consistently analyze power dynamics in international institutions, democratic deficits in global policy-making, and socioeconomic vulnerabilities within global capitalism.
He has supervised 10 doctoral students to completion, focusing on topics including international security, gender studies, global health governance, and social policy. His professional roles include Course Director for the Master of International Relations and leadership positions in research streams at the Alfred Deakin Institute.
