4th Asian Think Tank Summit in Korea 09 June 2016 The AIIA will be represented at the 4th Asian Think Tank Summit in Korea by National Vice-President Zara Kimpton OAM. The Summit will take […] Read More
Friend or Foe: Religion and rebuilding states after war 07 June 2016 Dr Denis Dragovic draws attention to post-conflict consequences and considers the necessary steps to rebuild a country torn by civil war. Dragovic highlights […] Read More Play
The Cultural Revolution Will Not Be Revived By Neil Thomas 04 June 2016 The Chinese Communist Party remains tight-lipped on the Cultural Revolution and has not yet openly acknowledged the need to learn from past mistakes; […] Read More
A History of Modern Indonesia By Sebastian McLellan 04 June 2016 Indonesia is an immensely diverse and complex place. Its myriad islands span thousands of kilometres, lying at the confluence of the Indian and […] Read More
Australian Foreign Policy: The Coalition Approach By The Hon Julie Bishop MP 03 June 2016 This paper is part of the Australian Journal of International Affairs’ 2016 Federal Election Special and outlines the Coalition’s approach to international affairs. […] Read More
Australian Foreign Policy: The Greens Approach By Senator Scott Ludlam 03 June 2016 This paper is part of the Australian Journal of International Affairs’ 2016 Federal Election Special and outlines the Australian Green’s approach to international […] Read More
Refugees and the European Crisis By Dr Stephan Frühling 02 June 2016 For the moment, the European refugee crisis has disappeared off the Australian media’s front pages, except for the odd spike in the tally […] Read More
How to Solve a Problem like North Korea By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA 01 June 2016 North Korea’s expanding nuclear capability and its peculiar status as the world’s sole Non-Proliferation Treaty defector state make it a matter of urgency […] Read More
Impeachment Casts Shadow on Rio's Olympics By Flavia Bellieni Zimmermann 01 June 2016 The move to impeach Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff takes away her ability to play host at the 2016 Rio Olympics and creates a […] Read More
How South Africa Works: And Must Do Better By Professor Laurence Boulle 28 May 2016 South Africa has for decades been a special case, particularly since the 1994 advent of democracy, for commentators and scholars from multiple disciplines: […] Read More
The Trudeau Doctrine: Breaking the Mould? By Matthew Jerke 27 May 2016 Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Liberal government have set out a path-breaking agenda to portray Canada not as a hard-power-first global competitor […] Read More