2016 Peter Nygh Hague Conference Internship Announcement 10 February 2016 The Australian Institute of International Affairs and the International Law Association (Australian Branch) proudly announce that this year’s Peter Nygh Hague Conference Internship […] Read More
The War in Syria 04 February 2016 At AIIA NSW’s first lecture for 2016, Clive Williams, an Australian military intelligence officer and terrorism expert, addressed an overflowing crowd at Glover […] Read More
Public Health Emergency of International Concern: the Zika Case By Associate Professor Sara E. Davies 03 February 2016 Two confirmed cases of the Zika virus have been detected in Australia, just two days after the World Health […] Read More
Asia’s Security By Professor Ian Hall 26 January 2016 In this survey of the security challenges facing the region, Robert Ayson, Professor of Strategic Studies at Victoria University, Wellington, tackles a huge, […] Read More
Asia’s Security 26 January 2016 In this survey of the security challenges facing the region, Robert Ayson, Professor of Strategic Studies at Victoria University, Wellington, tackles a huge, […] Read More
Removal of Iran Sanctions: The New Geopolitics of Oil? By Dr Jennifer S. Hunt 21 January 2016 Oil prices are at the mercy of geopolitics with key states vying for market influence and security. How does the lifting of sanctions […] Read More
Removal of Iran Sanctions: The New Geopolitics of Oil? 21 January 2016 Oil prices are at the mercy of geopolitics with key states vying for market influence and security. How does the lifting of sanctions […] Read More
New Directions for Taiwan? Cross-Strait Relations Under Tsai Ing-wen By Professor Kerry Brown 19 January 2016 On 16 January Tsai Ing-wen was elected as President of the Republic of China on Taiwan by a landslide. […] Read More
New Directions for Taiwan? Cross-Strait Relations Under Tsai Ing-wen 19 January 2016 On 16 January Tsai Ing-wen was elected as President of the Republic of China on Taiwan by a landslide. […] Read More
Women’s Participation in Peacebuilding: Lessons from the UN By Associate Professor Laura J Shepherd 19 January 2016 The UN Peacebuilding Commission was the first United Nations body to have the gender dimension explicitly built into its founding resolutions [A/RES/60/180 and S/RES/1645], affirming ‘the important role […] Read More
Women’s Participation in Peacebuilding: Lessons from the UN 19 January 2016 The UN Peacebuilding Commission was the first United Nations body to have the gender dimension explicitly built into its founding resolutions [A/RES/60/180 and S/RES/1645], affirming ‘the important role […] Read More