The Vietnam War has become a touchstone for abject failure in war, a reference point by which to navigate the deficiencies of strategy […]

Most days, there’s a story in the Indonesian news on ‘korupsi’ (corruption) involving Indonesian politics; needless to say, […]

This book is a study of the life of Professor William Macmahon Ball (known as ‘Mac’), focusing particularly on his career from the […]

Myanmar is one of the most important cases of potential democratisation in the world today. Ruled for decades by an array of incompetent […]

Zone of Crisis is a very apt description of what this very informative book is about.  Professor Saikal reviews each of these four […]

It is fashionable for strategic analysts to claim to understand India’s growing role and the increasing centrality of the Indian Ocean as a […]

Government leaders from around the world will meet in Paris in November 2015 in the latest attempt to […]

The spike in global food prices in 2007-2008 caused panic among consumers and governments in developing countries dependent on imported food. Prices have […]

Japan has long been characterised as a passive actor in international politics, reacting to rather than acting in […]

This important book seeks to unravel a commercial puzzle. The reality is that the European Union (EU) and […]