"China Matters" 31 August 2017 On Tuesday 29th of August, AIIA New South Wales hosted, at the law firm Mallesons, the launch of China Matters: Getting it Right for Australia by […] Read More
"China Matters" 31 August 2017 On Tuesday 29th of August, AIIA New South Wales hosted, at the law firm Mallesons, the launch of China Matters: Getting it Right […] Read More
Where Chinese Influence Matters By Professor Bates Gill and Linda Jakobson 31 August 2017 As tensions continue to escalate on the Korean Peninsula, what weight can China bring to bear on Pyongyang? Read More Play
BRICS Built on Shaky Foundations: Tensions, Corruption and Inequality By Professor Mark Beeson 31 August 2017 Ahead of the BRICS Summit in China, it's time to assess whether the organisation of emerging powers has lived up to the hype. Read More
Reading Room: Fear of Abandonment By Professor Michael Wesley 31 August 2017 With his latest book, Allan Gyngell has produced the first systematic history of Australian foreign policy in nearly 40 years. Read More
Brazil's Political Nightmare By Dr Fabricio Chagas Bastos and Dr Sean Burges 31 August 2017 No real reform process, no end in sight and no hope for the future in the midst of Brazil's continued political despair. Read More
Australia’s Overzealous Response to the North Korea Crisis By John McCarthy AO FAIIA 31 August 2017 Instead of blind loyalty, Australia would be better served by focusing on what it can do as a second tier partner to the main players in the North Korea crisis. Read More
HE Mr Peter Tesch 30 August 2017 His Excellency Mr Peter Tesch is the Australian ambassador to the Russia along with Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan. He […] Read More
How Philosophy Can Help Break the International Whaling Deadlock By Dr David Coady, Dr Brendan Gogarty and Dr Jeffrey McGee 30 August 2017 While Sea Shepherd has announced it will no longer shadow Japan's whaling fleet, philosophy and law still offer a path to a possible resolution of the international dispute. Read More
US Grand Strategy and National Security: The Dilemmas of Primacy, Decline and Denial By Dr Michael Clarke and Anthony Ricketts 30 August 2017 US grand strategy is caught between the decline management of the Obama administration and the decline denial of today's White House. Read More
The Nuances of the Australia-Russia Relationship By HE Mr Peter Tesch 30 August 2017 Among the policy divergences, Russia and Australia’s trading relationship continues to show opportunities for growth. Read More Play