Navigating the New International Disorder By Professor Mark Beeson and Associate Professor Shahar Hameiri 09 November 2016 This week marks the release of Navigating the New International Disorder, the 12th book in the Australia in World Affairs series. The AIIA […] Read More
Navigating the New International Disorder 09 November 2016 This week marks the release of Navigating the New International Disorder, the 12th book in the Australia in World Affairs series. The AIIA […] Read More
Speaking Indonesian: A Strategic Choice By Hamish McDonald FAIIA 08 November 2016 There are gloomy statistics about Indonesian language studies in Australia’s schools and universities. Just recently Tim Lindsey pointed out we had less kids […] 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
Is the Islamic State Finished? By Professor James L. Gelvin 02 November 2016 Most military analysts believe it’s only a matter of time before Mosul, Iraq’s third largest city, falls. The Islamic State captured it in June 2014 […] Read More
Duterte's Pivot to China By Associate Professor Aries Arugay 27 October 2016 The world paid attention to the highly anticipated visit of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte to China for many reasons. It was seen as […] Read More
Lebanon: On Remembering and Forgetting By Dr Vanessa Newby 18 October 2016 Lebanon has a great deal to be concerned about: the absence of a president, the most concentrated refugee influx per capita in the […] Read More
Yemen's Agony: Is the World Starting to Respond? By Dr Anthony Billingsley 13 October 2016 The ferocious war in Yemen was brought into sharp focus this week after a Saudi airstrike killed 140 people attending a funeral. Saudi […] Read More
Preparing for Disaster By Judy Slatyer 13 October 2016 In the wake of Hurricane Matthew, the Red Cross released the World Disasters Report 2016 on 13 October. The report shows that disasters killed […] Read More
Backdoor for Investor-State Disputes in TiSA By Dr Giovanni Di Lieto 12 October 2016 Wikileaks’ release of the latest round of negotiations for the Trade in Services Agreement reveals that it is unlikely to have an investor-state […] Read More
US Election: Isolationism and Global Power By Nathan Watson 10 October 2016 Both US presidential candidates have been affected by multiple scandals—and the latest has seen the Trump campaign begin to unravel this week. So […] Read More