Hedley Bull Lecture by AIIA NSW Past President Colin Chapman 11 November 2014Immediate Past President of AIIA NSW Colin Chapman was invited to deliver the annual Hedley Bull lecture on international relations by the University of Sydney Politics Society. […] Read MoreDownload
Hon Bob Carr speaking at the AIIA NSW 2014 Charteris Dinner & Oration 22 October 2014On Tuesday 26 August, the AIIA NSW hosted a Charteris Dinner and Oration to celebrate AIIA’s 90th anniversary […] Read More Play
AIIA NSW joins plea for Greste’s release 19 August 2014AIIA NSW’s ruling council has condemned the imprisonment in Egypt of Peter Greste, the Australian journalist sentenced to seven years’ jail for his […] Read More
AIIA NSW kicks off Defence White Paper consultation 01 August 2014In the week that Beijing issued an invitation to Australia’s military to take part in the first joint exercises on Chinese soil, members […] Read More
AIIA NSW President urges arts graduates to think about future science 16 April 2014AIIA NSW president Colin Chapman has urged arts and communications graduates to keep a much closer watch on […] Read More
AIIA NSW presents the 11th Earl of Sandwich 04 March 2014It’s not every day we Australians get to meet a Lord, particularly one with the fascinating ancestry of John Montagu, the 11th Earl […] Read More Play
NSW 09 January 2014Address The Glover Cottages, 124 Kent St, Sydney, NSW 2000 Email nswexec@internationalaffairs.org.au State President (Ian Lincoln) nswpresident@internationalaffairs.org.au Executive Officer (Jennifer Sayle) 0431 619 […] Read More
2024 Election Watch: India, South Korea, Slovakia, Croatia, and Solomon Islands By Colin Chapman FAIIA 18 April 2024A further deepening of far right forces in Croatia, Slovakia, and India threaten to strain democratic processes. Meanwhile, in the Republic of Korea, President Yoon Suk Yeol faces a determined opposition in the national assembly, with a major swing toward the liberal opposition. Read More
Book Review: China Incorporated By Dylan M. H. Loh 08 April 2024How should the West view China’s rise on the global stage? Kerry Brown’s China Incorporated challenges common misconceptions of China’s rise and ambitions. Read More
Remembering Rwanda By Dr Gavin Mount 05 April 2024On 7 April, commemoration ceremonies will be held in Kigali and around the world to mark the thirtieth anniversary of the Rwandan genocide which occurred over a 100 day period from April to July in 1994. Looking back over three decades, what do we now know about the event and its causes? Read More
Dr Gavin Mount 05 April 2024Dr Gavin Mount is the Associate Head of School (Research Training) at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. His primary area of […] Read More