What was the Most Significant International Development in 2015? AIIA Fellows responding to the burning question of the week 24 December 2015 Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn […] Read More
Call for Applications: Research Impact Award 18 December 2015 The Research Committee of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) is calling for expressions of interest for its inaugural Research Impact Award […] Read More
Australia and Kazakhstan: a Steppe Forward for Bilateral Ties By Luke J Dawes 09 December 2015 Central Asia does not fit comfortably in Europe or the Middle East and can present a challenge for Australian policymakers. However its largest and […] Read More
Australia and Kazakhstan: a Steppe Forward for Bilateral Ties 09 December 2015 Central Asia does not fit comfortably in Europe or the Middle East and can present a challenge for Australian policymakers. However its largest and […] Read More
Edging Forward: Can there be peace between the two Koreas? Professor Leszek Buszynski 08 December 2015 Ahead of a dialogue between the Australian Institute of International Affairs and the Korea Foundation, a long-time observer asks if tensions on the […] Read More
Edging Forward: Can there be peace between the two Koreas? Professor Leszek Buszynski 08 December 2015 Ahead of a dialogue between the Australian Institute of International Affairs and the Korea Foundation, a long-time observer asks if tensions on the […] Read More
Climate Policy under SBY and Jokowi: Making Progress or Going Backwards? By Sebastian McLellan 02 December 2015 Indonesia will be severely impacted by climate change should carbon emissions continue at present day levels. The disastrous […] Read More
Climate Policy under SBY and Jokowi: Making Progress or Going Backwards? 02 December 2015 Indonesia will be severely impacted by climate change should carbon emissions continue at present day levels. The disastrous […] Read More
Climate Policy under Yudhoyono and Jokowi: Making Progress or Going Backward? Sebastian McLellan 27 November 2015 Indonesia will be severely impacted by climate change should carbon emissions continue at present-day levels. In recent years, […] Read More
Kazakhstan: A Steppe Forward for Central Asia Luke J Dawes 27 November 2015 International policymakers can rarely afford to place a high priority on Central Asia. The region does not fit comfortably in Europe or the […] Read More
The Post-Cold War Order: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back Dr Laurens J. Visser 26 November 2015 The conflict in Syria has demonstrated that the internationalist victory promised at the end of the Cold War has yet to fully materialise […] Read More