What was Really Going on Between India and China at Doklam? By Vijay Prakash 30 August 2017 The recent Doklam dispute between India and China had all the hallmarks of a strategy focused on public perception. Read More
Private International Law Opportunities 29 August 2017 The Work of the Hague Conference on Private International Law INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSOCIATION (AUSTRALIAN BRANCH) 14 SEPTEMBER 2017 Speaker: Mr Brody Warren, Brody […] Read More
Migration Trends in the Middle East and North Africa 23 August 2017 Our guest speaker at Glover Cottages on 22 August 2017 was Tom Sinkovits OAM, an experienced Australian immigration officer, now with the UN […] Read More
Indonesia-Australia Policy Hack 23 August 2017 Through a competitive selection process nine university students will map challenges in the bilateral relationship and formulate creative policy responses. Participants will collaborate under time pressure on a joint statement and an accompanying policy brief. They will bring fresh input and new ideas to the bilateral dynamic. Read More
AIIA in the News 22 August 2017 AIIA NSW President Richard Broinowski was featured by Pearls and Irritations on military exercises off the Queensland coast. AIIA VIC Council member Giovanni Di […] Read More
Transforming Conflict in Liberia By Mikaela James 21 August 2017 As we approach the 15th anniversary of the Liberian Peace Agreement, the African nation begins to heal longstanding divisions Read More
Yet more Merkel? 2017 German Federal Election 18 August 2017 At Glover Cottages on Tuesday 15th August, we hosted Dr Andrew Beattie, lecturer in German and European Studies at the University of New […] Read More
Mikaela James 18 August 2017 Mikaela James is studying a Masters of Defence and Security Management at UNSW Canberra, where she has focused on post conflict reconstruction. She […] Read More
China continues to challenge a rules-based order in the South China Sea 14 August 2017 On Tuesday 8 August Professor Emeritus Carlyle Thayer engaged an interested audience at Glover Cottages in a discussion […] Read More
Big Bombs and Big Egos: Pyongyang and Washington By Professor Mark Beeson 09 August 2017 Of all the problems undermining the idea of a rules-based international order, none is more unpredictable, dangerous and alarming than what to do about North Korea. Read More
The China Model: Beijing’s Economic Statecraft in Asia and Europe 03 August 2017 Our speaker at Glover Cottages on Tuesday the 1st of August was associate professor James Reilly from the […] Read More