New Directions for Taiwan? Cross-Strait Relations Under Tsai Ing-wen By Professor Kerry Brown 19 January 2016 On 16 January Tsai Ing-wen was elected as President of the Republic of China on Taiwan by a landslide. […] Read More
New Directions for Taiwan? Cross-Strait Relations Under Tsai Ing-wen 19 January 2016 On 16 January Tsai Ing-wen was elected as President of the Republic of China on Taiwan by a landslide. […] Read More
Women’s Participation in Peacebuilding: Lessons from the UN By Associate Professor Laura J Shepherd 19 January 2016 The UN Peacebuilding Commission was the first United Nations body to have the gender dimension explicitly built into its founding resolutions [A/RES/60/180 and S/RES/1645], affirming ‘the important role […] Read More
Women’s Participation in Peacebuilding: Lessons from the UN 19 January 2016 The UN Peacebuilding Commission was the first United Nations body to have the gender dimension explicitly built into its founding resolutions [A/RES/60/180 and S/RES/1645], affirming ‘the important role […] Read More
Space Oddity: Contested and Congested Commons By Adjunct Professor Brett Biddington AM 18 January 2016 Outer space is increasingly seen as contested, congested and competitive. All nations need to do what they can to protect and preserve the space […] Read More
Space Oddity: Contested and Congested Commons 18 January 2016 Outer space is increasingly seen as contested, congested and competitive. All nations need to do what they can to protect and preserve the space […] Read More
Chinese Economic Slowdown Marks a Worrying Start to 2016 By Roman J. Madaus 18 January 2016 The Communist Party of China and the rest of the world have come to depend on high levels of Chinese growth. China’s current […] Read More
Chinese Economic Slowdown Marks a Worrying Start to 2016 18 January 2016 The Communist Party of China and the rest of the world have come to depend on high levels of Chinese growth. China’s current […] Read More
The Jakarta Blasts and Indonesia–Australia CT Cooperation John Coyne 15 January 2016 Yesterday’s helter-skelter terrorist attack in Jakarta brings to an end 10 years of victories in the “war on terror” in the archipelago. As […] Read More
The Jakarta Blasts and Indonesia–Australia CT Cooperation John Coyne 15 January 2016 Yesterday’s helter-skelter terrorist attack in Jakarta brings to an end 10 years of victories in the “war on terror” in the archipelago. As […] Read More
ISDS Arbitration Upholds Australia’s Plain Packaging Laws Kavaljit Singh 15 January 2016 Tobacco giant Philip Morris has lost a major international legal battle to reverse Australia’s plain packaging laws by using the Australia–Hong Kong Investment […] Read More