South Vietnamese Soldiers: Memories of the Vietnam War and After By Peter Hamburger 06 May 2016 As two distinguished historians, Peter Edwards and Jeffrey Grey, have separately noted this book recovers a dimension of […] Read More
China's Belt and Road Proposal 06 May 2016 Background: During a visit to Kazakhstan and Indonesia in October 2013, President Xi Jinping proposed two initiatives to promote greater air, land and […] Read More
President's Newsletter May 2016 Patrick Moore, President, AIIA Victoria 04 May 2016 Dear Fellow Members and Supporters of the AIIA in Victoria, For a copy of our May 2016 newsletter, please click here: AIIAV 2016 […] Read More
Australia’s Submarine Purchase: an Unnecessary Snub to Japan By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA 03 May 2016 With Australia’s recent decision on submarine design, the flawed regional politics tainted a technically right outcome. Choosing the French bidder has significant implications, particularly for […] Read More
How Can Australia’s Refugee System Combat LGBTIQ Violence? By Josh Pallas 03 May 2016 Australia condemns discrimination on the basis of a person’s sexuality both at home and abroad. Victims of sexuality-based violence are increasingly finding themselves […] Read More
Richard Woolcott 03 May 2016 Richard Woolcott AC is an author and former diplomat. He was made a Fellow of the AIIA at the time of the program’s […] Read More
Rohingya Genocide: International Complicity in Burma’s Brutal Domestic Violence By Dr Nancy Hudson-Rodd 03 May 2016 The systematic oppression and denial of the rights of the Rohingya people is not limited to Burma. By […] Read More
Sri Lanka Study Tour – July 2016 – Registration of Interest 03 May 2016 We have organised a Study Tour to Sri Lanka in July this year from the 9th to the 22nd. Please click here to view […] Read More
Josh Pallas 03 May 2016 Josh Pallas is Vice President of the NSW Council for Civil Liberties and has been observing the debates of the Working Group at […] Read More
Professor Alan Tidwell 02 May 2016 Alan Tidwell is Professor and Director of the Center for Australian, New Zealand and Pacific Studies at the Edmund A. Walsh School of […] Read More
Stjepan Bosnjak 02 May 2016 Stjepan Bosnjak recently graduated with a Master of Arts (Research) from Victoria University. His thesis explores Australia’s relationship with China during the Howard years […] Read More