Australia wants to stop asylum seekers in Indonesia getting on boats. Historically stopping the boats has not been […]

Australia wants to stop asylum seekers in Indonesia getting on boats. Historically stopping the boats has not been […]

By Vanessa Bell In 2008, the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) caused “the most brutal global recession worldwide since the Great Depression of the 1930s”.[1] […]

International relations has long been part of China’s higher education system. Hiding this part of history has proved detrimental to attempts to develop […]

International relations has long been part of China’s higher education system. Hiding this part of history has proved detrimental to attempts to develop […]

Decades after formal barriers were removed, women remain demonstrably underrepresented in senior positions in Australia’s international affairs. A number of barriers remain which […]

Decades after formal barriers were removed, women remain demonstrably underrepresented in senior positions in Australia’s international affairs. A number of barriers remain which […]

Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn […]

Australian Outlook Australian Outlook is the AIIA’s national online showcase for high-quality analysis and commentary on international affairs. The aim is to provide an […]

Indonesia is now a prime candidate for long-term populist influence. This article was awarded the Boyer Prize for the best original article published in the Australian Journal of International Affairs in 2020.

Russia and Myanmar are both run by strongmen who have judged that overwhelming violence can beat their opponents into submission. Responding to their aggression, and supporting democratic voices to prevail, requires careful attention to the values we hold.