Panayiotis Diamadis 02 May 2016 Dr Panayiotis Diamadis is a lecturer in genocide studies at the University of Technology, Sydney and is currently Vice President of the Australian […] Read More
Dr Alexandra Phelan 28 April 2016 Alexandra Phelan is a Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at Monash University. Her research interests include insurgent governance and legitimation activities, insurgent women, political […] Read More
Clearing the Hurdles on the Road from Paris By Professor Robyn Eckersley 28 April 2016 The recent signing of the Paris Agreement by a record 175 countries on 22 April is significant. While this is a groundbreaking accord, […] Read More
Decency and Diplomacy: the Myth of National Interest By William Fisher 28 April 2016 It is relatively easy to think of examples where states have acted immorally. It’s less clear, however, if those states were indeed acting […] Read More
Professor Robin Warner 28 April 2016 Dr Robin Warner is a Professor at the Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security at the University of Wollongong. She was […] Read More
Erika Feller 28 April 2016 Erika Feller is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of International Affairs and regularly contributes to the question of the week in The Burning […] Read More
Robert Lowry 28 April 2016 Robert Lowry is a former president of AIIA’s ACT branch. He grew up in Tasmania before joining the Australian army and served for 30 […] Read More
The Growing Importance of White Hulls in Indian Ocean Security By Dr David Brewster 27 April 2016 The increasing challenges of the Indian Ocean are not simply limited to the navy’s grey hull ships. Coast […] Read More
How do Australian Scholarships Achieve their Intended Outcomes? By Dr Seye Abimbola 26 April 2016 Higher education scholarships for international students are an important aspect of Australian foreign policy. While these scholarships help […] Read More
The Nuclear Overreaction By William Baulch 26 April 2016 The fearmongering that surrounds discussions about nuclear security must end for the good of the debate and the entire nuclear industry. Bill Gates, the world’s richest […] Read More
Inequality and what can be done about it Adam Csenger 25 April 2016 Inequality has been a major topic of discussion for a while, and it’s easy to see why when we look at statistics which […] Read More