TAKING ON THE MURDOCHS – THE DYNASTY TEETERS The name of Milly Dowler will always remain as a catalyst in a notorious hacking […]

Historian of Australian foreign policy and India expert, Meg Gurry provides an engaging account of the ebb and flow of Canberra’s engagement of […]

David Kilcullen’s third book, ‘Out of the Mountains – The Coming Age of the Urban Guerrilla’ adds significantly to the literature on conflict […]

  Scholarship on North Korea tends to be done, mostly, by seasoned journalists and members of the diplomatic community, speaking to the bias […]

Will China dominate the 21st century? Jonathan Fenby, prolific author and long-term China-watcher, responds with an emphatic ‘no’. In his new book, he […]

For most, it would be no long stretch of the imagination to conceive of transformational change as non-linear and contestable.  Nor would it […]

  Long after the dust of catastrophic events has settled and the reports are written, historians come to pick through the rubble, finding […]

Australia’s relationship with Japan is one of the longest, most important and trouble-free bilateral relationships since the Second […]

This clearly composed and well written study challenges those interested in the impact of regional organisations in the […]

For those of us who laboured in the Canberra Press Gallery during the heady 80’s and attempted interviews with Gareth Evans on occasions, […]