The failed coup attempt of 15 July 2016 and what happened afterwards has made Michalis Michael’s book, which in part focuses on the […]

Fiction can provide a window into current anxieties and possible futures. This chronicle of the trials of a fictional US family achieves both. […]

When most of us think of Russia we think of Moscow, St Petersburg, Crimea and the like;  few think of Russia’s Far East […]

After two coups, a decade of political strife and this week’s referendum vote in favour of further military involvement in government, Thai politics […]

Australia has a strong tradition of diplomatic memoirs. Many former ambassadors and other officials have recorded their experiences and impressions of international events. […]

While significant technological advances have been made in biomedical science since the end of the past century, we are still far from the […]

As Hillary Clinton graces the news daily during the presidential campaign, I am reminded of the words she wrote […]

Professor Amin Saikal’s most recent book, Iran at the Crossroads, is a concise, informative and very readable book. It is strongly recommended for […]

Hugh Cortazzi’s book has received glowing reviews including from Sir David Warren for the Japan Society and Arthur Stockwin for the Japan Forum. The book concentrates on diplomatic […]

The role and influence of the US in Chilean politics over the last 30 years of the 20th century is a fraught and […]