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2020 AIIA Fellows

10 November 2020

Once again in 2020, the AIIA sought nominations for Fellows from its members and other experts in the field. The AIIA would like to extend its congratulations to the following people who have been selected as Fellows of the Australian Institute of International Affairs for 2020 (FAIIA)

2020 Nygh intern Nicole Sims at the Hague Conference

Call for Applications: 2021 Peter Nygh Hague Conference Internship

23 September 2020

PRESS RELEASE 2021 applications for a 6-month internship at The Hague, Netherlands are now open for Australian law school graduates

Japan in the Indo-Pacific Roundtable

National

13 February 2020

To discuss Japan's role in the Indo-Pacific, its challenges and prospects for future bilateral relationships, this roundtable brought together members of the diplomatic, government, and non-government communities.

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Communicating and Confronting ISIS: Variations in the Construction of Political Ideologies in Traditional and Non-Traditional Media Outlets

Jessica Herne

07 November 2016

The media have long been considered a crucial actor in the construction and dissemination of political ideologies. Media […]

Democracy and despondency

07 November 2016

Simply put, democracy as a system of government is in global decline. This isn’t news. Freedom House has reported that over the last […]

Colombia: call on AIIA NSW by Medellin City representatives

05 November 2016

On the morning of 3 November, Australian Institute of International Affairs NSW president Richard Broinowski and vice president Ian Lincoln received a call […]

Professor Des Ball AO FAIIA Memorial Service

National
ACT

02 November 2016

Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC, Vice-Chancellor and Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Chancellor invite you to a memorial service to celebrate […]

Vietnam - how things have changed

01 November 2016

From L to R: Phoebe Alexander, Ann Usher, Tom Sinkovits, Richard Broinowski , Keith Lethlean, Anthea Sinkovits, Tanya Terenty, Heather Johnston, Barry Cant […]

Des Ball: opening closed doors

27 October 2016

Hamish McDonald, AIIA Fellow and prominent analyst, and Dr Bob Howard, Sydney University international politics expert and AIIA Councillor, addressed the AIIA event […]