Russia-Chechnya Conflict: A Lion Waiting to Roar? By James Leask 25 May 2016 The deal that brought the Chechen conflict to an end has led to a period of relative peace for the small republic, but […] Read More
Turbulent Times Ahead for Tsai Ing-wen’s Taiwan? By Mark Harrison 24 May 2016 President Tsai’s approach to governance reasserts Taiwan’s identity as a self-reliant Asian tiger. However, she must also contend with relations with Beijing and with […] Read More
The Raj at War: A People’s History of India’s Second World War By Mike Fogarty 21 May 2016 Yasmin Khan is a British historian at Oxford University. She has a distinguished reputation as the author of several books on the sub-continent. […] Read More
Janet Dyah Ekawati 19 May 2016 Janet Dyah Ekawati is Co-founder and Senior Consultant at Srikandi Adhirajasa Nayyotama (SAN), a consulting group on military language and defence issues. She […] Read More
How Weaker Allies Get Their Way By Dr Rennie J. Moon, Professor Gi-Wook Shin and Hilary Izatt 19 May 2016 While power matters in alliance relations, the weaker state holds a leveraging opportunity to frame issues to its advantage. This could be done by […] Read More
How Weaker Allies Get Their Way 19 May 2016 While power matters in alliance relations, the weaker state holds a leveraging opportunity to frame issues to its advantage. This could be done by […] Read More
The Warrior-Diplomat and the Art of Threat Management By Dr Daniel Baldino and Dr Andrew Carr 12 May 2016 The image of the warrior-diplomat is increasingly fashionable. Yet many of the claims about defence diplomacy remain highly presumptive and do not appear […] Read More
The UAE Wants to Build a "Rain-making Mountain": Are We All OK With That? By Tim Kruger 10 May 2016 The United Arab Emirates is considering building a rain-making mountain in order to counter the effects of its […] Read More
AIIA for WA bursary recipients 09 May 2016 After working through a record number of applications, the judging panel and the Bursary sub-Committee are proud to announce the two recipients of the […] Read More
AIIA for WA 70th anniversary lecture 09 May 2016 This year marks 70 years since the AIIA was formed in Western Australia by Professor Fred Alexander, initially out of the UWA campus. Since 1946, the AIIA WA […] Read More