Capturing the Benefits of Chinese Investment By Professor Peter Drysdale AO FAIIA and Neil Thomas 17 March 2016 Chinese investment has increased from virtually zero to becoming Australia’s fifth-largest source of foreign direct investment over the past decade. Chinese investment has […] Read More
Capturing the Benefits of Chinese Investment 17 March 2016 Chinese investment has increased from virtually zero to becoming Australia’s fifth-largest source of foreign direct investment over the past decade. Chinese investment has […] Read More
Australia's Fisheries Diplomacy: About More Than Fish By Marcus Haward 17 March 2016 Fisheries are significant renewable resources for Indian Ocean and Pacific Island countries. They underpin food supplies, maintain livelihoods and assist economic growth. Our […] Read More
Australia's Fisheries Diplomacy: About More Than Fish 17 March 2016 Fisheries are significant renewable resources for Indian Ocean and Pacific Island countries. They underpin food supplies, maintain livelihoods and assist economic growth. Our […] Read More
Trade Agreements: More Strategic than Economic? By Heath Pickering 17 March 2016 Australian trade policy is currently experiencing transformational change. Most notably, a trend for advancing Free Trade Agreements (FTA) has emerged. However, there is […] Read More
Seizing Power: The Strategic Logic of Military Coups By Mitchell Sutton 15 March 2016 The military coup is surely one of the most deliberately misunderstood phenomena in the world of international politics, oft dismissed by media and […] Read More
Should Australia Do More on the South China Sea? AIIA Fellows responding to the question of the week 10 March 2016 Question: Should Australia do more on the South China Sea? Richard Woolcott FAIIA No. China, as a major trading nation, now has the same rights […] Read More
What’s Wrong with Diplomacy? The Future of Diplomacy and the Case of China and the UK By Emeritus Professor James Cotton FAIIA 08 March 2016 Despite the generality of its main title, the subject of this extended (20,000 word) essay is Sino-British relations, […] Read More
Are China and the EU on a Collision Course? By Stephen Olson 07 March 2016 The future of the EU–China trade relationship — one of the largest in the world — will be substantially impacted by a debate […] Read More
Australia-Japan Cooperation: Changing Japanese Security Norms 03 March 2016 Prime Minister Shinzō Abe has overseen a historic transformation of post-war Japan’s security policy by overturning previous interpretations of the constitution’s pacifist clause, […] Read More
It's Time that China Seriously Engaged with India By Yizhe Daniel Xie 02 March 2016 The topic of China dominates almost every economic and foreign policy discussion in India. Yet the concept of a rising India is still […] Read More