The Economics of Sri Lanka’s Mid-Term Elections Dushni Weerakoon 06 January 2015 On 8 January 2015 Sri Lankans go to the polls, two years earlier than expected. Sri Lanka’s president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, has called a […] Read More
The Economics of Sri Lanka’s Mid-Term Elections Dushni Weerakoon 06 January 2015 On 8 January 2015 Sri Lankans go to the polls, two years earlier than expected. Sri Lanka’s president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, has called a […] Read More
The Year in International Affairs: In Pictures By Melissa Conley Tyler FAIIA 31 December 2014 It may be bad news for blog-writers, but images are often what lives on in the memory. When we think back on the […] Read More
The Year in International Affairs: In Pictures Siobhan Neyland 31 December 2014 It may be bad news for blog-writers, but images are often what lives on in the memory. When we think back on the […] Read More
Advocating Australian Awards for Africa Dr Tanya Lyons 29 December 2014 In the climate of Australia’s recent aid cuts, it is hoped that the Australia Awards for Africa program remains intact. One Australia Awards […] Read More
Advocating Australian Awards for Africa Dr Tanya Lyons 29 December 2014 In the climate of Australia’s recent aid cuts, it is hoped that the Australia Awards for Africa program remains intact. One Australia Awards […] Read More
Australia's Shortsighted Antarctica Strategy Thom Dixon 23 December 2014 The Federal Government’s 20 Year Australian Antarctic Strategic Plan does not feature the long-term vision required for a 20-year strategy. In 1959, Australia […] Read More
Australia's Shortsighted Antarctica Strategy Thom Dixon 23 December 2014 The Federal Government’s 20 Year Australian Antarctic Strategic Plan does not feature the long-term vision required for a 20-year strategy. In 1959, Australia […] Read More
Australia Needs to Refocus on ASEAN By The Hon Gareth Evans AC QC FAIIA 23 December 2014 ASEAN deserves more focused attention from both Australia’s business community and foreign policymakers.Things just haven’t clicked the way they should have in the […] Read More
Australia Needs to Refocus on ASEAN 23 December 2014 ASEAN deserves more focused attention from both Australia’s business community and foreign policymakers.Things just haven’t clicked the way they should have in the […] Read More
The reign or reining in of Chinese monopolies Patrick Williams 22 December 2014 What are the implications of China’s anti-monopoly law? Surprise raids by Chinese government officials on the offices of major multinationals in China to […] Read More