Prospects and perceptions of new Chinese investors in the Pacific 16 April 2015 On Tuesday 14th April Dr Graeme Smith of the ANU spoke to the AIIA on the topic “Prospects […] Read More
What 'Game of Thrones' Teaches Us About Gender, Power and International Relations By Associate Professor Laura J Shepherd 16 April 2015 Popular culture in teaching and research can illuminate different representations, produce different forms of knowledge and recognise different […] Read More
Has traditional art survived the economic transformation of China? 01 April 2015 On 31 March Edmund Capon, former director of the Art Gallery of NSW, addressed a lively audience at […] Read More
Libya Matters 26 March 2015 Containing Libya is not possible. It is not a functioning, self-interested policy-driven state which has a decision-making structure eligible for traditional analysis and […] Read More
Lee Kuan Yew (1923-2015) By Chin 26 March 2015 The passing of Lee Kuan Yew, widely expected since the Lunar New Year in early February, marks the end of an era in […] Read More
UN Security Council: was it worth it? 25 March 2015 Australia’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Gary Quinlan, completed a distinguished two year term as Australia’s representative on the UN Security Council at […] Read More
The Adolescent Country reviewer Professor Richard Broinowski 24 March 2015 In his keynote address to world leaders at the G20 Summit in Brisbane last November, Australia’s Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, chose to complain […] Read More
The Adolescent Country reviewer Professor Richard Broinowski 24 March 2015 In his keynote address to world leaders at the G20 Summit in Brisbane last November, Australia’s Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, chose to complain […] Read More
Individual Rights and the Making of the International System By Professor Ian Hall 14 March 2015 How did we end up with a world divided, in political terms, into 200 sovereign states? This is a major question in International […] Read More
Apocalyptic Erotica Now: The Allure of Islamic State Online Jeff Lewis 13 March 2015 The suicide bombing death in Ramadi of Melbourne teenager Jake Bilardi has deepened public anxieties about the allure and reach of Islamic State (IS). Western […] Read More
UNAA World Environment Day Awards 2014: Call for Nominations 13 March 2015 Nominations for the 2014 United Nations Association of Australia World Environment Day Awards are now open nationally. Businesses, local governments, community organisations, individuals, […] Read More