Professor Robert McLaughlin 24 July 2018 Rob McLaughlin is Professor of Military and Security Law at the Australian Defence Force Academy, University of New South Wales Canberra. He is […] Read More
AIIA in the News 24 July 2018 The Australian Institute of International Affairs has recently been featured across a number of media outlets. Melissa Conley Tyler, National Executive Director of […] Read More
US relations with Asia under Trump: taking stock 22 July 2018 On July 17, the Institute welcomed renowned academic and internationally-respected China specialist Professor Bates Gill for a discussion on US relations with Asia […] Read More
The Changing Rules-Based International Order: Now What? By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA 20 July 2018 Minister for Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop spoke at Chatham House this week about the challenges Australia faces in defending the rules-based liberal international order in a period of global instability. The Foreign Policy White Paper shows how Australia might respond. Read More
Emeritus Professor Philip Cerny 20 July 2018 Professor Philip Cerny is Professor Emeritus of Politics and Global Affairs at the University of Manchester and Rutgers University-Newark. Phil’s research focuses on […] Read More
Australia Poised for Enhanced Partnership with India 18 July 2018 An independent report on an India Economic Strategy to 2035 commissioned by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was released last week. The report provides a roadmap for Australia to engage India as a top priority economic partner over the next two decades. Read More
Corruption, Crisis and the Future of Catalonia By Dr Lara Anderson 18 July 2018 Following the tumultuous events of last year’s pro-independence referendum, Spain’s political situation resembles a surreal movie. The Catalan independence question is one of the main issues that Spain’s new prime minister will have to face. Read More
Missing the Mark: NATO’s Brussels Blunder By Dr Elizabeth Buchanan 18 July 2018 After comparing last week's NATO Summit to its 2016 predecessor in Warsaw, it is evident the alliance has shifted from a focus on adaptation, readiness and responsiveness to a preoccupation with Russia. Read More
Dr Elizabeth Buchanan 18 July 2018 Dr Elizabeth Buchanan is a research fellow with the Centre for European Studies at the Australian National University. She was previously a Visiting […] Read More
Rethinking Culture and Order in World Politics By Professor Christian Reus-Smit 18 July 2018 The modern international order is undergoing a far-reaching transformation, as new non-Western great powers are rapidly rising. How should we understand today’s political-cultural change and its implications? Read More
Restructuring World Politics By Emeritus Professor Philip Cerny 17 July 2018 Rapid globalisation and the proliferation of non-state actors has significantly changed the world landscape and this should be reflected in our understanding of the concept of nation-state and the modern global system. Read More