Eight years after the implementation of gender quotas, women continue to struggle for political participation.

Does participation in global supply chains drive openness to multilateral trade? Evidence suggests that the main impact has been unilateral tariff reductions and the proliferation of preferential trade agreements.

As time goes by, we will notice the opportunity Julie Bishop missed to make a decisive impact in charting Australia’s course during a period of historical importance.

Julie Bishop is gone as Australia’s first female foreign minister. This is both a loss for Australia and for the world.

In the turmoil of national politics last week, an important development in international trade should not go unnoticed.

The transgressive nature of family suicide bombings provided a critical policy window to propel the Anti-Terrorism Bill into law.

Nigeria’s anti-corruption campaign faces opposition: from the citizens who voted for the government to fight corruption.

A transnational textbook illustrates the complexity of current-day diplomacy at a time of unprecedented disruption.

The international community must hold Hun Sen accountable under the provisions of the 1991 Paris Peace Accords.

The EU has given individuals within the EU greater control of their privacy, with worldwide effect. Australian companies should see the benefits of being GDPR-compliant.