What on earth has gone wrong in Turkey? 12 May 2017 Professor Greg Barton is a leading Australian scholar on Islam and its role as both a constructive and destructive force. He has a […] Read More
Chris Vein 11 May 2017 Chris Vein is Partner for Global Government Digital Transformation at PwC Australia. In 2011-12, he was Deputy Chief Technology Officer in the Obama White […] Read More
Sarah Hewitt 11 May 2017 Sarah Hewitt is a PhD candidate with the Monash Gender, Peace and Security (GPS) Centre, working on the Australian Research Council Linkage Project, […] Read More
AIIA at Global Think Tank Summit 10 May 2017 The AIIA was represented at the Global Think Tank Summit in Yokohama 1-3 May, organised by the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI), the […] Read More
Moon's Rise Offers New Opportunity for Australia By Dr Jeffrey Robertson 10 May 2017 The new South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been sworn in and is expected to bring significant change to the country’s domestic and international affairs. […] Read More
Human Rights, Peace and North Korea By The Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG FAIIA 09 May 2017 A change of leadership in South Korea is likely to mean new engagement between Seoul and Pyongyang. At this time in particular, the record of North Korea’s […] Read More
Dr Amy King 08 May 2017 Dr Amy King is a Senior Lecturer in the Strategic & Defence Studies Centre at The Australian National University, with particular expertise in […] Read More
International Law: Is Australia a Good International Citizen? By Professor Donald Rothwell and Dr Emily Crawford 08 May 2017 Australia has been subject to criticism for its ostensibly selective commitment to international law. This misses the larger picture of a country that […] Read More
Reading Room: Fighting with America By Dr Alison Broinowski FAIIA 08 May 2017 The title of James Curran’s new book, Fighting with America, is deliberately ambiguous. Australia has repeatedly fought alongside America but Australia has also […] Read More
Money, Power and Muscles: Women in Nepalese Politics By Sarah Hewitt 08 May 2017 Voting in Nepal’s first local government elections in 20 years begins on 14 May. While women’s rights in Nepal have made significant progress […] Read More
We Need to Talk About The Philippines By Rory MacNeil 08 May 2017 Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte’s unusually abrasive style, extreme policies and international media visibility have become a source of tension in the relationship with […] Read More