G20: Stopping the Rot Huguette Labelle 13 October 2014 The message is blunt – if we want a stronger, fairer and more functional global economy, then stamping out corruption and white-collar crime […] Read More
Looking South: Australia’s Strategic Antarctic Interests in the 21st Century Tony Press. 11 October 2014 Australia should re-focus its Antarctic efforts, clearly state its Antarctic strategic interests and match its Antarctic aspirations with […] Read More
Australia’s false China choice over Taiwan Paul Dibb 10 October 2014 Arguments currently raging in Australia about the so-called China choice have not addressed the crucial issue about what specific concessions must be made […] Read More
G20: Thinking Laterally as well as Globally Jennifer Jeffs 09 October 2014 Canada’s Jennifer Jeffs proposes two novel ideas for G20 to avoid redundancy: learn from the Asian Financial Crisis example and push for a […] Read More
Be Strong but Be Fair Yoshiji Nogami 04 October 2014 A strong steady hand is vital to manage the current global economy, but with so many balls in the air, care must be taken […] Read More
Strengthening the Legs of the Tripod in the Indo-Pacific By Terrell 02 October 2014 Former external affairs minister Paul Hasluck argued that India, Japan and Australia could be considered the ‘legs of the tripod’ of like-minded states […] Read More
India’s Illusory Gains from Nuclear Weaponisation By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA 01 October 2014 In May 1998, India conducted five nuclear tests. In agreeing to sell uranium to India, Australia becomes the latest country to accept, if […] Read More
War and Peace in Korea Colin Chapman 01 October 2014 Stumbling, bent-forward, through a dimly lit tunnel 73m underground near the demilitarized zone that separates South and North Korea, serves as a reminder […] Read More
Predicting International Affairs Charles Miller 22 September 2014 Given that predictions about grand scale events have mostly proved inaccurate, international relations theorists have attempted to distance the discipline from prophesying. Despite the poor […] Read More
Predicting International Affairs Charles Miller 22 September 2014 Given that predictions about grand scale events have mostly proved inaccurate, international relations theorists have attempted to distance the discipline from prophesying. Despite the poor […] Read More
A World of Scotlands Rod Lyon 18 September 2014 Regardless of how the Scottish referendum on independence turns out, it’s worth putting the event into context by recalling some basic facts concerning […] Read More