The spike in global food prices in 2007-2008 caused panic among consumers and governments in developing countries dependent on imported food. Prices have […]

Japan has long been characterised as a passive actor in international politics, reacting to rather than acting in […]

This important book seeks to unravel a commercial puzzle. The reality is that the European Union (EU) and […]

Malcolm Fraser’s book Dangerous Allies is the latest round in a debate that can be traced back at least as far as the […]

Indian foreign policy is often described as having shed its ‘postcolonial baggage’, having had a moralistic ‘chip on […]

In recent years, Japan appears to have been in the news for all the wrong reasons. Despite Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s bold drive […]

At the International Studies Association Convention in Toronto in March, Michael Haas chaired a roundtable where he presented […]

Neville Maxwell has long been known to specialists as a London Times reporter at the time of the India-China war in 1962 over […]

Wellington’s alliance dispute with Washington over port access by United States vessels in the wake of New Zealand’s […]

The approaching centenary of World War I has triggered some public questioning about the scale, character and purpose of the commemorations being planned […]