Bridging the Global Infrastructure Gap 24 March 2014 By Nicholas Taylor The world continues to experience chronic infrastructure shortages in both developed and developing nations. The global ‘infrastructure gap’ – the […] Read More
Transforming South Asia: Imperatives for Action By Professor Ian Hall 20 March 2014 South Asia is certainly in need of transformation. Riven by border disputes, home to two nuclear powers (with a third on its doorstep), […] Read More
Australia, Israel and Palestine By Professor Peter Boyce AO 14 March 2014 Australia has had an important role in the establishment of the Israeli state. However, there has been a lack of critical analysis of […] Read More
Issues brief Colin Chapman 13 March 2014 As Russia builds up troops and weaponry in three areas along Ukraine’s eastern border, Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel warns the Kremlin to abandon […] Read More
Issues brief Colin Chapman 13 March 2014 As Russia builds up troops and weaponry in three areas along Ukraine’s eastern border, Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel warns the Kremlin to abandon […] Read More
Australia's Gas Fiasco 07 March 2014 Australia is losing out in its hope of becoming the world’s top gas exporter while prices are set to rise at home. The […] Read More Play
Do you support the Australia Network? AIIA Fellows responding to the burning question of the week. 28 February 2014 Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn Chey AM FAIIA-Visiting Professor, University […] Read More
Study Tours 27 February 2014 Study tours are conducted periodically by AIIA Victoria and New South Wales Branches, and present a rare opportunity for members to visit fascinating […] Read More
1914: The Year the World Ended reviewer David Costello 12 February 2014 KAISER Wilhem II of Germany was a “scatterbrained buffoon’’ fond of sabre rattling and scribbling rage-filled rants on the margins of official correspondence. […] Read More
Whaling: Why Litigation? Shirley Scott 10 February 2014 Australia’s decision to litigate against Japan’s whaling program is a consequence of variable factors within Australia’s domestic political climate. Summer in Australia has […] Read More
Whaling: Why Litigation? Shirley Scott 10 February 2014 Australia’s decision to litigate against Japan’s whaling program is a consequence of variable factors within Australia’s domestic political climate. Summer in Australia has […] Read More