Book Launch: Containing Contagion by Sara Davies 29 March 2019 Sara Davies’ new book “Containing Contagion” to be launched at 12:30pm on April 2 at National Office. The Indo-Pacific Centre for Health […] Read More
Beyond Brexit: How Can Australia Better Engage Europe? By Natanael Bloch and Tim Harcourt 25 March 2019 After Brexit, Australia should look to forge stronger ties with Brussels and the continent. Read More
Tim Harcourt 25 March 2019 Tim Harcourt is the JW Nevile fellow in economics at UNSW, Sydney and host of The Airport Economist. Read More
Podcasts 23 March 2019 Lurching Toward Normalcy: Insurrection, Inauguration, Impeachment with Professor Gordon Flake Recorded on the 25th of February While we were watching the insurgency on […] Read More
Owning It By Dr Paul G Buchanan 20 March 2019 After the Christchurch terror attack, there needs to be scrutiny of both the online hate speech which contributes to radicalisation and the intelligence failings which allowed such an attack to occur. Read More
Justin Trudeau and the SNC Lavalin Scandal in Canada By Dr Bruce Mabley 19 March 2019 Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is caught in a corruption scandal that could derail his Liberal party’s electoral fortunes. Read More
Argentina’s G20 Presidency and the Future of the Group 19 March 2019 On Tuesday 12 March Argentinian Ambassador Dr. Hugo Gobbi gave a presentation at the Institute on the topic of Argentinian’s Group of Twenty […] Read More
Brexit: Really? 15 March 2019 On Monday 11th March, Professor Richard Whitman, Director of the Global Europe Centre and Professor of Politics and International Relations at the University […] Read More
May Gets Into Last Chance Saloon By Colin Chapman FAIIA 15 March 2019 For 30 months of time-consuming, often repetitive and tedious, negotiations with Europe’s leaders, an assortment of ministers and officials doing British prime minister Theresa May’s bidding have largely kept their counsel. Read More
AIIA Philippines Tour 13 March 2019 The proposed AIIA NSW Philippines Study Tour will not be going ahead. Read More
Reading Room: The Four Flashpoints: How Asia Goes to War By Associate Professor Andrew Phillips 09 March 2019 Brendan Taylor’s The Four Flashpoints: How Asia Goes to War is a model of policy-engaged scholarship that should be required reading for anyone interested in understanding contemporary threats to peace in the Asia-Pacific region. Read More