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

The recent blog post, ‘Julie Bishop’s first six months (and first 43 speeches)’, by AIIA National Director Melissa Conley Tyler takes stock of Julie Bishop’s first […]

The recent blog post, ‘She’ll Be Right: the Australian Temperament and International Affairs?’, by AIIA National Director Melissa […]

19 February 2014 The recent blog post, ‘Can Australia-India ties flourish if governments are asleep?’, by AIIA National Director Melissa Conley Tyler asks […]

Richard Haass describes himself as a “card-carrying member of the foreign policy establishment”. It would be hard to disagree. He is president of […]

Australia has a vital interest in preventing its region, defined as the Indo-Pacific in the 2013 Defence White Paper, from becoming an arena […]

Australia has a vital interest in preventing its region, defined as the Indo-Pacific in the 2013 Defence White Paper, from becoming an arena […]

One of the characteristics of today’s Asia is its asymmetric rivalries, including Japan’s rivalry with China, China’s with the United States, Pakistan’s with […]

One of the characteristics of today’s Asia is its asymmetric rivalries, including Japan’s rivalry with China, China’s with the United States, Pakistan’s with […]

Going Global The AIIA has recently published Going Global, edited by Melissa Conley Tyler and Wilhelm Hofmeister. This book examines the assumed responsiblities of these five […]

Going Global The AIIA has recently published Going Global, edited by Melissa Conley Tyler and Wilhelm Hofmeister. This book examines the assumed responsiblities of these five […]