Marie-Eve Loiselle – The Conversation

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September 25, 2024

Before Trump, there was a long history of race‑baiting, fear‑mongering and building walls on the US‑Mexico border

Marie-Eve Loiselle, Macquarie University

Donald Trump says immigrants are ‘attacking’ US cities and the country needs a closed border. The rhetoric sounded very much the same in the early 1900s.

Whoever wins the federal election on Saturday will also be able to serve as president of the UN Security Council during Australia’s month-long stint. EPA/Peter Foley

September 1, 2013

This Saturday, Australians will finally elect a president

Jeremy Farrall, Australian National University and Marie-Eve Loiselle, Australian National University

Australia is now President of the United Nations Security Council. Throughout September, Australia will set the council’s agenda and chair its meetings. But what will this Saturday’s federal election result…

The UN Security Council’s sanctions regime processes are in need of reform. Can Australia make any effective changes during its presidency of the Security Council? EPA/Justin Lane

August 28, 2013

Security Council sanctions: can Australia make a difference?

Christopher Michaelsen, UNSW and Marie-Eve Loiselle, Australian National University

For the United Nations Security Council, sanctions are an important instrument in addressing threats to international peace and security. They usually take the form of controls and bans on travel, trade…

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