The idea of the Indo-Pacific has rapidly become a major part of policy and analytical discussion in Australia. Few people

The Australian Treasury’s initial purpose was to be a bookkeeper and budget manager for the new commonwealth government.  A couple

Trump’s “America First” policies have paved the way for regional powers to assert their own local agendas.  Sreeram Chaulia examines

While Australia’s commemoration of the centenary of the First World War is now over, it behoves us to remember that,

A close examination of ports and other infrastructure projects in Indonesia and Australia brings to light a paradox of success

Robert Bowker uses long-secret cabinet notebooks to throw light on Australian political decision-making in the Suez Crisis of 1956, when

Vogel offers a holistic and historical perspective on the relationship between China and Japan. This perspective forms a useful basis

Pemberton's collection of books offers many competent perspectives on the state of international relations in the post-WWI epoch, with certain and

Richard Gate's memoirs are a fascinating overview of his overseas postings presented in an episodic fashion. From his upbringing to

Srinivasan, Mayall, and Pulipaka offer a thorough insight into how cultural values, supranational institutions, and ideology influence foreign policymaking. This

David Cameron’s memoir appropriately highlights the successes of his Conservative government but is marred by his twisted justifications of the

Tim Bowden takes a compassionate yet irreverent look at the experiences of Australian diggers in World War II. Even today,