Associate Professor Ian Howie 24 September 2018 Ian Howie is Associate Professor at Nossal Institute of Global Health and Adjunct Professor in International Studies at RMIT University. Ian has spent more […] Read More
UN General Assembly 2018: What to Expect from Trump and Others By Richard Gowan 24 September 2018 Donald Trump’s words on Iran and North Korea stole the show during last year’s UNGA. This year, is constructive diplomacy possible? Read More
Working in the United Nations By Associate Professor Ian Howie and Peter Bateman 24 September 2018 This episode of AIIA VIC's Dyason House Podcast features Associate Professor Ian Howie with over 30 years of experience working in the UN. Read More
Populism in Latin America By Associate Professor María Esperanza Casullo 23 September 2018 The question for liberal democracies is how to channel populist energy into more democratic and inclusive forums. Read More
Paradiplomacy in the Brazilian-Uruguayan Borderland By Professor Isabel Clemente 23 September 2018 Connections across the Brazil-Uruguay border show how a variety of actors contribute to a complex relationship, including managing the contradictions between social development and security. Read More
Xi’s Economic Challenge By Rowan Callick OBE FAIIA 20 September 2018 In a week dominated by concerns about the escalating US-China trade war, how vulnerable is China? This second in a three-part series looks at China’s economy. Read More
Is International Law International? By Associate Professor Anthea Roberts 20 September 2018 Patterns of dominance in international law mean that certain national or regional approaches have played a disproportionate role in defining what counts as the neutral international law approach. Read More
Myanmar's Intelligence State By Associate Professor Andrew Selth 20 September 2018 Both Aung San Suu Kyi’s government and the armed forces know that their survival is threatened more by disunity and domestic instability than by any international developments. Read More
The Outlook for Macedonia’s Referendum By Ordan Andreevski 20 September 2018 Macedonia is at a crossroads, with an upcoming referendum on the conditions imposed for EU and NATO membership promoted by the prime minister but opposed by the president. Read More
How to Stop a Nuclear Bomb By Tim Wright and Peter Bateman 20 September 2018 With the anniversary of the signing of nuclear ban treaty today, this episode of AIIA VIC's Dyason House Podcast features Nobel Peace Prize winner Tim Wright on nuclear disarmament. Read More
Data as a Military Objective By Professor Robert McLaughlin 20 September 2018 Data can be a military objective. The challenge is to differentiate targetable data from non-targetable data used in espionage and influence operations. Read More