My colleague Stephan Frühling has written a marvellous book on the vexed subject of how to handle the […]

In this innovative and important new book, Danielle Chubb examines how political activism in South Korea has come to shape discussions around the […]

The editors of this handsomely produced volume pay tribute to an Australian historian of foreign policy whose long career at Sydney University has […]

A question to tax the most devoted Australian foreign affairs tragic: Name the four Liberal foreign affairs ministers who served in the four […]

In his keynote address to world leaders at the G20 Summit in Brisbane last November, Australia’s Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, chose to complain […]

How did we end up with a world divided, in political terms, into 200 sovereign states? This is a major question in International […]

In analysing foreign policy, the great forces of national power and politics can dominate explanations and expectations. Personalities bob and weave through story. […]

This book is an original and stimulating contribution to two literatures that generally subsist apart; the literature of […]

This path-breaking and innovative book by Rodan and Hughes tackles one of the most important questions in comparative […]

The anniversary of the Kyoto Protocol, which entered into force ten years ago today, gives us pause to reflect on the progress made […]