Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation

The Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation (ADI) is an internationally recognised and highly regarded social sciences and humanities research institute.

Our researchers aim to understand the complex meanings of citizenship, social inclusion and globalisation, and investigate the implications of these forces in our lives and communities.

We seek to contribute to knowledge construction and influence research developments, public debates and policy agendas.

Focus on ADI research

Record ARC funding result for ADI researchers

ADI Researchers have been awarded a record breaking $2million in funding from the Australian Research Council (ARC) 2018 Discovery scheme.

Australia's Foreign Minister delivers 2017 Alfred Deakin Institute Oration

Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister the Hon. Julie Bishop has urged Australians to be ambitious when considering their vision for their country’s role in the region at the 2017 Alfred Deakin Institute Oration in Geelong.

Youth Futures: Connection and Mobility in the Asia Pacific

The Alfred Deakin Institute’s flagship conference for 2018 will explore the increasingly interlinked, complex and uncertain world that young people across the Asia-Pacific live in.

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ADI’s new open access - Journal of Citizenship and Globalisation Studies (JCGS)

The Journal of Citizenship and Globalisation Studies (JCGS) is interested in the complex and often contradictory meanings of citizenship, social inclusion and globalisation at the local, national and transnational levels.