After Trump: Will RCEP Replace the TPP? By Dr Jeffrey Wilson 20 January 2017 The Trump Shock has cast a shadow over the trade architecture of the Asia-Pacific. During his transition, Donald Trump has repeatedly reaffirmed his vow to […] Read More
Professor Gordon Flake 19 January 2017 Professor Gordon Flake is the founding CEO of the Perth USAsia Centre, was previously executive director of the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation, […] Read More
No-Drama Obama's Foreign Policy Legacy By Associate Professor Brendon O'Connor and Conor Wakefield 19 January 2017 Barack Obama became president at a very challenging time: the US was in the grip of the most destabilising economic crisis since the […] Read More
Russell Trood: a personal reflection 18 January 2017 That there have been so many official tributes to Russell Trood extending from the Prime Minister of Australia, to friends, former colleagues and […] Read More
Korea Foundation - Funding and Fellowships 18 January 2017 The Korea Foundation is offering some great research and employment opportunities. See below for links, position descriptions and application closing dates. Korean Language […] Read More
Australia-NATO Cooperation and Trump By Will Leben 18 January 2017 The closing months of 2016 provided ample fodder for sceptics on the future of NATO as well as critics of the Australian relationship […] Read More
Don’t Panic! The Constraints on Trump By Hans Christian Breede 17 January 2017 There are three reasons not to panic come 20 January. As much as the talk suggests drastic changes are afoot with the arrival […] Read More
Hans Christian Breede 16 January 2017 Hans Christian Breede holds a PhD in War Studies from the Royal Military College of Canada and is an Assistant Professor of Political […] Read More
Trump and the Rise of Authoritarian Populism By Dr Priya Chacko and Professor Kanishka Jayasuriya 16 January 2017 The election of Donald Trump reflects a crisis of the US state, with the erosion of the legitimacy of political elites, representative institutions […] Read More
Trump's Macroeconomic Gamble By Pedro Sousa 16 January 2017 During his election campaign, Donald Trump simultaneously promised a major reduction in federal taxes for businesses and a trillion-dollar increase in public infrastructure […] Read More
Tough Choices for Australia and Japan By Professor Peter Drysdale AO FAIIA 14 January 2017 No two countries have more at stake in the management of the US-China relationship than Australia and Japan. China is both Australia’s and […] Read More