Tinashe Jakwa 23 August 2019 Tinashe Jakwa is a PhD Candidate in Political Science and International Relations at the University of Western Australia. Her research examines the determinants […] Read More
Trade Wars: Much Ado About Nothing? Dr Geoff Raby 21 August 2019 Under President Trump the US has declared war on the international trading system. While the US-China trade war commands most attention, punitive tariffs have been applied unilaterally by the US to exports from Japan, South Korea, Germany, Canada and Mexico, among others. Read More
Dr Katerina Teaiwa 19 August 2019 Dr Katerina Teaiwa is from Fiji and Kiribati. She is associate professor in Pacific Studies, and Gender, Media and Cultural Studies in the […] Read More
Wesley Kajirwa 13 August 2019 Wesley Kajirwa is a recent graduate from the University of Melbourne with a Master’s Degree in International Relations. Wesley’s main area of interest encompass […] Read More
Dr Alka Sabharwal 12 August 2019 Dr Alka Sabharwal is an Adjunct Lecturer with the School of Social Sciences at the University of Western Australia. Read More
Escalating UK-Iran Tensions and the “Mother of All Wars” By Colin Chapman FAIIA 08 August 2019 A logical next move to de-escalate UK-Iran tensions would be for each side to release the other’s tanker: yet neither Boris Johnson and Hassan Rouhani show much respect for logic. Read More
Bolsonaro’s War on the Environment and Climate Change By Flavia Bellieni Zimmermann 06 August 2019 Brazil’s current administration is turning the country into an “exterminator of the future” and is interfering with emerging data on Amazon deforestation. Read More
Review of Power and Diplomacy: India’s Foreign Policies During the Cold War by Zorawar Daulet Singh By Dr Stuti Bhatnagar 06 August 2019 While not an easy read, Zorawar Daulet Singh’s book provides rich and timely lessons for contemporary debates about India’s strategic posture and realignment and is set apart by its instructive methodology. Read More
Dr Corey Wallace 29 July 2019 Dr Corey Wallace was formerly the Einstein postdoctoral fellow at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies at Freie Universität Berlin (2015-2019). From […] Read More
China’s New Enthusiasm Toward The Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea By Elena Collinson 24 July 2019 China appears to have switched from a foot-dragging strategy to public enthusiasm for a finalised agreement on an ASEAN-China Code of Conduct (COC) in the South China Sea. Such a document may reduce the scope for American involvement, but doesn’t necessarily mean that China desires a wholesale overhaul of the rules-based order. Read More
AIIA National Executive Director Bryce Wakefield featured at ANU's Asia Pacific Week 19 July 2019 AIIA National Executive Director Dr Bryce Wakefield participated in the ninth edition of the Australian National University’s Asia […] Read More