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
Why I'd Vote for Donald Trump By Clive Hamilton 08 March 2016 Every decent person looks on goggle-eyed as Donald Trump continues his unlikely march to the Republican Party nomination. We are mesmerised by how […] Read More
A Super Tuesday for Hillary and Donald 04 March 2016 The Super Tuesday results suggest that the Democratic Party coronation of Hillary Clinton has resumed and that the insurrection that propelled Donald Trump […] Read More
It’s the Enrichment, Stupid: South Australia and the Nuclear Fuel Cycle By Associate Professor Maria Rost Rublee 03 March 2016 The South Australian Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission recently released a report outlining its tentative findings to little […] Read More
Australia and Brexit: What Might it Mean? By Dr Annmarie Elijah 26 February 2016 In mid-February British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived at a deal with his European counterparts over the future of the UK and the […] Read More
Domesticating the Paris Climate Agreement – where to now for Australia? 26 February 2016 On Tuesday 23 February, our guest at Glover Cottages was John Connor, CEO of The Climate Institute since […] Read More
How Cities You've Never Heard of will Shape the Future By Dr Robert Muggah 22 February 2016 The world is urbanising at breakneck speed. But not all regions are moving at the same speed. Most population growth today and tomorrow will […] Read More
How Cities You've Never Heard of will Shape the Future 22 February 2016 The world is urbanising at breakneck speed. But not all regions are moving at the same speed. Most population growth today and tomorrow will […] Read More
Study Tour to Vietnam 19 February 2016 AIIA Study Tour to Vietnam – mid to late October 2016 Expressions of Interest The AIIA is seeking expressions of interest for a […] Read More
Predicting Genocide 17 February 2016 As one of his advisers during his first presidential campaign, Barack Obama attracted Professor Samantha Power from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government. Power’s […] Read More