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 […]

By reaching out to his main political rival, Indonesian President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo could ensure that his anti-corruption credentials are preserved. Background President […]

Peter Greste’s case highlights a certain hypocrisy relating to press freedom. The timing was intriguing. On the day Australian journalist Peter Greste was […]

Since the UN Secretary-General selection process favours agreeableness above visionary objectives, Ban Ki-moon’s successor in 2017 is unlikely to embody many of the […]

The potential execution of two Australian citizens threatens to strain Australia-Indonesia relations. It now seems almost inevitable that two […]

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

The emergence of China as a 21st-century superpower has already had profound impacts on Australia. As China reshapes the balance of power, not […]

Are oil and gas being left out of current conflict narratives? Recent conflicts in Iraq, Libya, Syria, and Ukraine have ostensibly been about […]

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