In this survey of the security challenges facing the region, Robert Ayson, Professor of Strategic Studies at Victoria University, Wellington, tackles a huge, […]

The concept of national security dominates the public and private discourse in various countries, none more so than […]

For a discipline that turns on understanding power dynamics, it is surprising how little scholarship has emerged from international relations that seeks to […]

Despite being commemorated by several eponymous educational buildings, Sir Douglas Berry Copland (1894-1971) is not well known in Australian history so this fine […]

This engrossing narrative begins with three Dutchmen atop a mountain of gold in Netherlands New Guinea in 1936 […]

When Professor Derek McDougall wrote the first edition of this book in 2002, he lamented the relative under-development […]

The discourse on the geopolitical and geoeconomic significance of BRICS has been polarised since Brazil, Russia, India and China met for the first […]

Speeches on foreign affairs often begin with the claim that we are living in a period of unprecedented change. Equally often, they invoke […]

David Envall belongs to a new generation of Australian scholars specialising in the study of the political and international dynamics of Australia’s Asian […]

The multilateral trading system governed by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) is in serious trouble. In this book, Rorden Wilkinson makes the case […]