Women in the Paris COP21 Climate Negotiations: An Interview with Ursula Rakova Sophie Pascoe 07 November 2016 Climate change is one of the most serious collective threats of our time, but the impacts of climate […] Read More
Testing the solid in solidarity: An examination of why the on-going refugee crisis is the most important challenge facing the EU Saskia Llewellyn 07 November 2016 In trying to identify the most important challenge facing the European Union (EU), it is imperative to take […] Read More
Give Indigenous Australian women and infants a chance at life: addressing the disparity in maternal-infant health outcomes Kaitlyn Krahe 07 November 2016 Introduction Urged by a national public awareness campaign in 2008, the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) formally committed […] Read More
Communicating and Confronting ISIS: Variations in the Construction of Political Ideologies in Traditional and Non-Traditional Media Outlets Jessica Herne 07 November 2016 The media have long been considered a crucial actor in the construction and dissemination of political ideologies. Media […] Read More
Democracy and despondency 07 November 2016 Simply put, democracy as a system of government is in global decline. This isn’t news. Freedom House has reported that over the last […] Read More
Fighting over Fish in the South China Sea By Adam Bartley 07 November 2016 China’s fish problem is an underappreciated source of tension in the East and South China Seas. With little fish near its own coast, China […] Read More
Zimbabwe's Problems Need Local Solutions By Tinashe Jakwa 07 November 2016 Zimbabwe is restless as the government freezes salaries and makes further cuts to public spending on scarce social services. The worsening economic crisis has […] Read More
Colombia: call on AIIA NSW by Medellin City representatives 05 November 2016 On the morning of 3 November, Australian Institute of International Affairs NSW president Richard Broinowski and vice president Ian Lincoln received a call […] Read More
Reading Room: China’s Domestic Transformation By Leyang Wang 04 November 2016 The latest book in the ANU’s longstanding China Update series concentrates on the structural changes within China’s ‘new normal’ model, given the fact […] Read More
The US Election and the Second Gilded Age By Jeffrey Bleich 03 November 2016 Over the past 30 years a perfect storm has formed to produce a US election in which a large proportion of the American […] Read More
The Next US President is Damaged Goods By Colin Chapman FAIIA 03 November 2016 In the final days of the campaign we can expect both presidential candidates to continue their policies of further damage creation. It can […] Read More