In analysing foreign policy, the great forces of national power and politics can dominate explanations and expectations. Personalities bob and weave through story. […]

This book is an original and stimulating contribution to two literatures that generally subsist apart; the literature of […]

This path-breaking and innovative book by Rodan and Hughes tackles one of the most important questions in comparative […]

The anniversary of the Kyoto Protocol, which entered into force ten years ago today, gives us pause to reflect on the progress made […]

Women in International Relations: are we still in the kitchen? Where are the women? Are we still in […]

As one of the hallmarks of Indonesia’s democratization process, decentralization has received plenty of academic attention in recent years. One of the most […]

Is there a common model of politics across East Asia? This is the question animating Bruce Gilley’s comprehensive and provocative new venture. Not […]

‘Comparative Study of Child Soldiering on Myanmar-China Border’ is a technical monograph examining the extremely important issue of child soldiering along the Myanmar […]

When did the discipline of international relations make its appearance in Australian universities and who were its most influential early flag-bearers? These are […]

The Menzies Era is an interesting innovation, which does not fit easily into any of the standard genres. It is not the personal […]