The Rights and Wrongs of US Overflights in the South China Sea By Gupta 28 May 2015 Tensions escalate in the South China Sea as China’s “Wall of Sand” continues to grow. Over the past […] Read More
Conversations on an Indonesian Train - Pt. 2 By Palmos 26 May 2015 In part two of Conversations on an Indonesian Train, Dr Francis Palmos recounts his travels in East Java and his interactions with local people […] Read More
Supporters of an Australian Iron Cartel Have a Monopoly on Bad Economics Luke Hurst 25 May 2015 Intervening in the Iron Ore market to establish a cartel would be an ill-advised strategy as Australia’s decade […] Read More
Conversations on an Indonesian Train By Palmos 21 May 2015 Dr Francis Palmos recounts his travels in East Java and conversations held with local people, most of whom were largely uninterested in the […] Read More
China’s Hmong Go Uncounted Sebastien Carrier 21 May 2015 The Hmong, an ethnic group which comprises 3 million people scattered across China, are not formally recognised by the government and suffer from […] Read More
An Evening with the Interns 20 May 2015 Intern Presentations, Wednesday May 27th We live in confusing and uncertain times. Some of the issues that trouble us are old ones like […] Read More
The Drivers of Australian Foreign, Trade and Security Policies 20 May 2015 On Tuesday evening 19 May at Glover Cottages, Editor at Large for the Australian, Paul Kelly, gave his […] Read More
A Second Green Revolution? Freya Zemek 20 May 2015 We need a second Green Revolution to build upon and redress the imbalances of the first. The original Green Revolution of the late […] Read More
Jokowi’s Turn to Solve the Papua Question By Dr Sidney Jones 20 May 2015 Indonesia needs to rethink its approach to Papua to successfully address the region’s grievances. Indonesia’s Papua, covering its two easternmost provinces, simmers with […] Read More
Australia and The Hague's Judgments Project Derek Bayley 18 May 2015 The need for recognition and enforcement of foreign civil and commercial judgments in trade. As the Hague Conference on Private International Law met […] Read More
Australia and the US - Too Close for Comfort? John McCarthy 15 May 2015 In this article, AIIA National President John McCarthy argues that Australia should reconsider its disproportionately strong security ties with the United States. In […] Read More