Australia in the 21st Century 13 February 2017 Australia in the 21st Century is a foreign policy group that was formed in November 2016 by experts from government, universities, defence, medicine, […] Read More
Witness to Venezuela’s Crisis By Dr Raul Sanchez Urribarri 13 February 2017 In light of the recent US sanctions against Venezuela’s Vice-President Tareck El Aissami, the glare of international scrutiny may finally turn to the […] Read More
Where There’s Smoke, There’s Atomic Fire By Thom Dixon 13 February 2017 Last weekend’s North Korean missile test came after a series of nuclear weapons-related actions and announcements by the new US administration. What comes next […] Read More
AIIA Membership 13 February 2017 To join AIIA, please choose the state of your choice: AIIA Queensland AIIA NSW AIIA ACT AIIA VIC AIIA Tas AIIA South Australia AIIA […] Read More
Reading Room: Essays in Honour of Coral Bell By Cam Hawker 12 February 2017 For Desmond Ball, the completion of Power and International Relations: Essays in Honour of Coral Bell was a labour of love. Indeed, it was […] Read More
Can the UN Cope with a Trump Dystopia? By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA 09 February 2017 The Trump administration has spent the weeks since the inauguration gnawing at the foundations of America’s traditional international commitments. Speculation swirls around its next […] Read More
Bishop to Debate Global Goals at G20 By Michael Sheldrick 09 February 2017 Next week Julie Bishop will join Rex Tillerson, Boris Johnson and other top diplomats in Bonn for the G20 meeting of foreign ministers. […] Read More
A Feminist Foreign Policy? By Professor Jacqui True 06 February 2017 Australia has provided the world with laudable examples of women in positions of political power, while simultaneously perpetuating a male-dominated ‘blokey’ culture. To […] Read More
A Feminist Foreign Policy? 06 February 2017 Australia has provided the world with laudable examples of women in positions of political power, while simultaneously perpetuating a male-dominated ‘blokey’ culture. To […] Read More
Russell Trood: A Voice for the National Interest By Professor James Cotton FAIIA 03 February 2017 The death of Russell Trood took from Australia a well-respected academic, senator and foreign policy mind. His foreign policy approach, based on the concept of national interest, […] Read More
Russell Trood: A Voice for the National Interest 03 February 2017 The death of Russell Trood took from Australia a well-respected academic, senator and foreign policy mind. His foreign policy approach, based on the concept of national interest, […] Read More