Jenny Hayward-Jones 15 September 2016 Jenny Hayward-Jones is a Lowy Institute Nonresident Fellow and former Director of the Melanesia Program at the Lowy Institute. Prior to joining the […] Read More
Long Tan: Reconsidering Australia at War By Richard Broinowski 06 September 2016 The controversy over the commemoration of the battle of Long Tan underlines an unedifying aspect of Australian military culture: the need to glorify […] Read More
Walter Hamilton 26 August 2016 Walter Hamilton is an author and was the ABC’s Northeast Asia Correspondent, based in Tokyo, for eleven years. Read More
Praise for the ASEAN Way By Colin Chapman FAIIA 25 August 2016 ASEAN has had a rough time of late. It has faced criticism over its approach to China in the South China Sea and […] Read More
China Moves Towards Ecological Civilisation By Dr Ben Parr and Professor Don Henry 24 August 2016 China’s old dominant discourse was one that prioritised the economy over the environment. Under President Xi Jinping this has shifted to a discourse […] Read More
Explosive Toll of Remnants of War By Natalya Wells 16 August 2016 Anti-personnel landmines and other explosive remnants of war continue to endanger civilian populations around the world long after the conflicts have moved on. […] Read More
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Gravitational Waves: A Model of Global Collaboration By Professor David Blair 08 August 2016 The world’s first gravitational wave signal, announced on 12 February 2016, put science at the forefront of global affairs for a brief period […] Read More
Professor Miranda Stewart 03 August 2016 Miranda Stewart is the director of the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute, and a professor at the Crawford School, at the Australian National […] Read More
When Should Australia Go To War? By James Brown 27 July 2016 In Australia’s bright and blessed circumstances today, we rarely think of war: it is something we go to, not something that comes to […] Read More
Taiwan’s South China Sea Dilemma Jeremy Chiang 18 July 2016 Taiwan’s complex history continues to complicate its claims over the South China Sea. Last week’s tribunal decision comes at the right time for newly […] Read More