Only Fools Rush In? Disaster Zone Adoptions. Derek Bayley 27 July 2015 In times of disaster, adoptive parents are more likely than ever to open their hearts and their homes to displaced foreign children, hoping […] Read More
The G-20 Economies and Protectionism Professor Simon J. Evenett and Dr. Johannes Fritz 23 July 2015 The G-20 should rein in the most important trade distortions, many of which don’t receive the attention they deserve in official monitoring of […] Read More
The Urgent Need for Improving Asian Literacy in Australia – the Case of Indonesia 22 July 2015 Dr David Reeve, a former diplomat, now a Sydney-based academic, has for many years been energetically encouraging the […] Read More
Blame Poor Policy, Not Politics, for Jakarta’s 80% Cut in Australian Cattle Imports Ray Trewin 20 July 2015 This week, the Australian Government announced a new deal to send up to 1 million live cattle to […] Read More
Energy and Economic Diplomacy Can Trump the Nuclear ‘Threat’ of the Iran Deal Saleem H. Ali 16 July 2015 The world will need plenty of energy in the coming years and the only way forward is for […] Read More
China: Engage and Hedge Are Different Universes By Graeme Dobell FAIIA 15 July 2015 As China faces a shock on their stock market, Graeme Dobell argues that China is not a house of cards about to collapse but that […] Read More
The Question of Identity Rajinder Azad 13 July 2015 Hector Sharp (2013) This article is dedicated to the memory of the honourable Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar (14 April 1891 – 6 December […] Read More
The TPP: Opening the Door to a Bigger APEC Free Trade Agreement Alan Oxley 10 July 2015 The Trans Pacific Partnership seems likely to become reality before the end of the year. But a bigger […] Read More
Windows to the World - Volunteer on Foreign Soil 09 July 2015 The Australian Institute of International Affairs is putting together a team of volunteers to assist at foreign missions around Canberra during the 2015 […] Read More
Still a Long Way to Go for China's New Normal Professor Ross Garnaut 08 July 2015 As the world’s second largest economy shudders, and the Chinese government addresses the dramatic dive in its stock markets, Professor Ross Garnaut compares China’s […] Read More
Australia’s Trade Trifecta: A Compromised Victory? Bowany Pugh 06 July 2015 Has Australia’s priority push to secure the ‘trade trifecta’ – trade agreements with South Korea, Japan and China – come at a cost? […] Read More