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Dragonfly Thinking

by Anthea Roberts & Miranda Forsyth

LEADING AUSTRALIAN INNOVATION.

Dragonflies have eyes consisting 

of thousands of lenses.

Dragonflies integrate these lenses 

to give themselves almost 

360-degree vision.

 

One of the world’s most 

consistent creatures, 

dragonflies catch 95% 

of their food, 

thanks to their ability to predict 

where their prey is going.

Dragonfly Thinking™ 

allows us to see the world 

through multiple lenses, 

integrate many 

perspectives 

into a coherent vision, 

and make clear-sighted decisions

 informed by greater foresight.

Founder and CEO of Dragonfly Thinking

Anthea Roberts is an interdisciplinary researcher who has worked at the ANU, the LSE, Columbia and Harvard. She focuses on new ways of thinking about complex and evolving fields, and is the author of the frameworks on which Dragonfly Thinking’s AI tools are based. The League of Scholars has ranked Anthea as the world’s leading international law scholar (2019) and Australia’s leading international law scholar (2022, 2023). Her first book ‘Is International Law International?’ won the the American Society of International Law’s top book prize, and her second book ‘Six Faces of Globalization’ (with Nicolas Lamp) was selected as one of the Best Books of 2021 by The Financial Times and Fortune Magazine. She engages extensively with governments and businesses and previously worked at law firms in New York and London. 

Miranda Forsyth, Co-Founder and Director

Miranda is an interdisciplinary socio-legal scholar, with extensive experience in law and society, the Pacific islands justice and governance systems and legal pluralism. She has worked at the ANU and the University of the South Pacific. Miranda’s expertise includes law, anthropology, restorative justice, criminology and complexity theory. A natural collaborator, Miranda is part of research and practitioner networks locally and across the world, fostering dialogue and learning around her areas of expertise.