Britain's Role in the Word 17 March 2016 At the end of last month, the High Commissioner for the United Kingdom of Great Britain was the keynote speaker at an event […] Read More
Britain's Role in the Word 17 March 2016 At the end of last month, the High Commissioner for the United Kingdom of Great Britain was the keynote speaker at an event […] Read More
Queer Wars: the Best Place to Start Promoting Gay Rights is at Home By Jonathan Symons and Professor Dennis Altman AM 17 March 2016 When Austrian singer Conchita Wurst headlined the Mardi Gras afterparty it seemed as though all of Sydney was celebrating. […] Read More
Queer Wars: the Best Place to Start Promoting Gay Rights is at Home 17 March 2016 When Austrian singer Conchita Wurst headlined the Mardi Gras afterparty it seemed as though all of Sydney was celebrating. […] Read More
President's Newsletter March 2016 Patrick Moore, President, AIIA Victoria 17 March 2016 Dear Fellow Members and Supporters of the AIIA, Please download the pdf version of the appended Newsletter for March 2016 by clicking here: […] Read More
Seizing Power: The Strategic Logic of Military Coups By Mitchell Sutton 15 March 2016 The military coup is surely one of the most deliberately misunderstood phenomena in the world of international politics, oft dismissed by media and […] Read More
Mineral Conflicts: Coltan Mining in Africa By Hale Yildiz 15 March 2016 “This is Africa” was the exasperated conclusion of Leonardo Di Caprio’s character in the 2006 film, Blood Diamond. This is a pessimistic, yet […] Read More
Mineral Conflicts: Coltan Mining in Africa 15 March 2016 “This is Africa” was the exasperated conclusion of Leonardo Di Caprio’s character in the 2006 film, Blood Diamond. This is a pessimistic, yet […] Read More
Iran's Elections: A Shift of Support to Reformists and Moderates By Ian Dudgeon 10 March 2016 Although the outcome of Iran’s parliamentary elections held on 26 February will not be finalised until later next month, […] Read More
Women in Diplomacy By Rebecca Fabrizi 08 March 2016 International Women’s Day is a UN-recognised day celebrated annually on 8 March to increase equality between men and women. Despite improvements in recent […] Read More
What’s Wrong with Diplomacy? The Future of Diplomacy and the Case of China and the UK By Emeritus Professor James Cotton FAIIA 08 March 2016 Despite the generality of its main title, the subject of this extended (20,000 word) essay is Sino-British relations, […] Read More