DoctorJeremy Moses

A conference on climate change and exploitation of people in the mining industry in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Review panel member for Master of Laws and Master of International Law and Politics degrees

Discussion of UC Workshop on Research-based solutions to online hate and offline consequences

New Zealand Political Studies Association Annual Conference

I was solely responsible for the organisation of a seminar, presented by Professor Robert Ayson, entitled, “New Zealand, Australia and the Asia Pacific Balance: A Revised Assessment”. The seminar was held on 12th August, 2010 and attracted an audience of around 35.

I organised a series of six seminars for Diplomacy and International Relations students in late 2010. The speakers included high ranking diplomats, public servants and NGO leaders from throughout New Zealand.

I was solely responsible for organising a seminar by Professor Hugh White, entitled "Who wants to be a Middle Power? The 2009 White Paper and Australia's Strategic Aspirations in the Asian Century". The seminar was held on 15th June, 2009 and was attracted an attendance of around 40 people from inside and outside the university.

Member of the Australia-New Zealand Research Centre, University of Canterbury (2008-present)

I was invited to join the steering group for the annual "Pluralism, Inclusion and Citizenship" conference and working group after attending the conference in Salzburg in 2007.

Organised one day workshop on Just War Theory under the auspices of the Ethics of War and Peace working group (2007)

Member of the International Studies Association (2002-present)

Chaired panel at International Studies Association Annual Convention, Montreal, March, 2011 on "Kant and Kantians in International Relations: 200 Years of Square Pegs in Round Holes?"

Invited to participate in the Human Security Workshop, Victoria University, Wellington (2008). The Human Security Workshop was organised by colleagues at Victoria University to bring together NZ-based scholars, primarily from Politics and International Relations, interested in the idea of human security in contemporary international relations. Each attendee was asked to a address a particular area of interest relevant to the broader theme. Invited to speak at the Human Security Workshop, Victoria University Wellington

Invited to participate in the Philosophy in Social Science Workshop, Victoria University, Wellington (2009). The Philosophy in Social Science Workshop was organised by colleagues at Victoria University to bring together NZ-based scholars, primarily from Politics and International Relations, interested in the place of philosophy in the social sciences. Each attendee was asked to a address a particular area of interest relevant to the broader theme.