The notion of an Indo-Pacific region has now been circulating for at least half a decade. It first emerged in a flurry of […]

This book contributes meaningfully to a small but steadily growing body of literature that seeks to move away from the predominantly securitised analyses […]

The development of the United States’ maritime strategy remains a source of enduring fascination for naval watchers. Peter D. Haynes’ exceptional book provides […]

As an Australian focused on Latin America, I am frequently asked, “Why Latin America?” This edited book comes at a pivotal time in […]

Regions are not some natural or objective outcome of geography. They are a social construct. The idea of a region creates a mental […]

Given Russia’s return to the world stage in the Caucasus, in Ukraine and in Syria, plus the allegations of involvement in Trump’s election […]

One of the many over-valued witticisms of Winston Churchill concerns the slice of Europe known as the Balkans: ‘The Balkans generates more history […]

There is clearly a demand for the histories of Australians’ experiences in war. In 2015 we observed the centenary of Gallipoli and the […]

November 2012 witnessed China’s second orderly succession of power, with Xi Jinping taking control of both the Chinese Communist Party and the armed […]

For Desmond Ball, the completion of Power and International Relations: Essays in Honour of Coral Bell was a labour of love. Indeed, it was […]