A Gender Agenda: the effectiveness of quota systems in increasing women’s meaningful participation in politics 23 November 2014 By Claire Bennett Over the last century, catalysed by international social rights and equality movements, the recognition of […] Read More
Food, Markets and Human Rights: the role of speculation in food crises 23 November 2014 By Alexandra Horwood International human rights law requires states to ensure that human rights, including the right to […] Read More
Lactose Intolerance: Canadian dairy supply management, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and Lessons from Australia 23 November 2014 By Matthew Jerke Canada, with a relatively small but considerably open economy, relies heavily on international trade for […] Read More
Private Forces, Public Harm: private security companies and international law 23 November 2014 by Taryn Priadko The widespread participation of private military and security companies (PMSCs) in contemporary conflicts has led […] Read More
Review: Political Order and Political Decay by Francis Fukuyama 23 November 2014 By David Donaldson Francis Fukuyama’s Political Order and Political Decay is a wide-ranging examination of the factors giving […] Read More
Strengthening Australia’s Security: Proposals for Reducing Nuclear Dangers Tanya Ogilvie-White 21 November 2014 At the 2014 AIIA National Conference, Dr Tanya Ogilvie-White, Research Director at ANU’s Centre for Nuclear Nonproliferation and […] Read More
AIIA National Publication Support Grant - Call for Expressions of Interest - Second Round 21 November 2014 The Research Committee of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) is calling for a second round of […] Read More
G20: Australia Rises to the Occasion Colin Chapman 21 November 2014 The Brisbane G20 was a considerable achievement – but there’s still work to do, explains Colin Chapman. An ABC reporter may have shocked […] Read More
A New ChAFTA in China-Australia Relations By Professor Kerry Brown 20 November 2014 The China-Australia Free Trade Agreement is as much in China’s interests as Australia’s, argues director of the University of Sydney’s China Studies Centre Professor Kerry Brown. […] Read More
John McCarthy FAIIA 'Australia as US satrap' from the AIIA National Conference 2014 20 November 2014 The Following was a speech delivered during the ‘Australian Foreign Policy’ session at the AIIA 2014 National Conference, […] Read More Download
AIIA NSW - Interns' Night 19 November 2014 On Tuesday 18 November, six of our current interns presented their end of internship analyses on a variety of topical issues at a […] Read More