The Cultural Revolution Will Not Be Revived By Neil Thomas 04 June 2016 The Chinese Communist Party remains tight-lipped on the Cultural Revolution and has not yet openly acknowledged the need to learn from past mistakes; […] Read More
Australian Foreign Policy: The Coalition Approach By The Hon Julie Bishop MP 03 June 2016 This paper is part of the Australian Journal of International Affairs’ 2016 Federal Election Special and outlines the Coalition’s approach to international affairs. […] Read More
Impeachment Casts Shadow on Rio's Olympics By Flavia Bellieni Zimmermann 01 June 2016 The move to impeach Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff takes away her ability to play host at the 2016 Rio Olympics and creates a […] Read More
AIIA welcomes new Director of Communications Annabel McGilvray 31 May 2016 The AIIA would like to thank outgoing Director of Communications Fleur Romano. Fleur has been a fantastic member […] Read More
How G7 can Boost the Global Economy By Gareth Downing 27 May 2016 Collective action by the G7 would be enough to make a big difference to the world’s sputtering economy but it requires a change […] Read More
Is Saudi Arabia's 2030 Vision Short-Sighted? By Dominic Williams 26 May 2016 With the drying up of oil revenues and lower oil prices, Saudi Arabia now has a vision document in place to deal with its […] Read More
Mark Harrison 24 May 2016 Mark Harrison is a senior lecturer in Chinese Studies at the University of Tasmania and Adjunct Director of the Australian Centre on China […] Read More
Turbulent Times Ahead for Tsai Ing-wen’s Taiwan? By Mark Harrison 24 May 2016 President Tsai’s approach to governance reasserts Taiwan’s identity as a self-reliant Asian tiger. However, she must also contend with relations with Beijing and with […] Read More
The International Criminal Court: New Legal Precedents 18 May 2016 As we celebrate International Museum Day on 18 May, it is timely to consider the destructive impact of war on important cultural sites. […] Read More
The International Criminal Court: New Legal Precedents 18 May 2016 As we celebrate International Museum Day on 18 May, it is timely to consider the destructive impact of war on important cultural sites. […] Read More
Why Protecting the Red Cross Emblem Matters By Dr Emily Crawford 16 May 2016 The Australian Red Cross recently released an app to monitor misuse of its emblem. If you see the cross somewhere it shouldn’t be, […] Read More