Ministers For Foreign Affairs 1960-1972 The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) is pleased to present the second book in the Australian Ministers […]

The recent blog post, ‘The politics of self-interest bind India and China together’, by AIIA National Director Melissa Conley Tyler and AIIA Research […]

The recent blog post, ‘Different visions of the Indo-Pacific: China, India, the US and Australia’ by AIIA National Director Melissa Conley Tyler, argues […]

The recent blog post, ‘Waiting for the Abbott paradox’ by AIIA National Director Melissa Conley Tyler, argues that fears about Abbott’s foreign policy […]

AIIA Fellowship Awards 2013 Presented by: Emeritus Professor Peter Boyce, University of Tasmania and President, AIIA TAS Concluding […]

At the 54th International Studies Association Annual Convention held in San Francisco, AIIA Director Melissa Conley Tyler convened a […]

At the 53rd International Studies Association Annual Convention held in San Diego, AIIA Director Melissa Conley Tyler convened a roundtable of representatives of […]

The Asia Pacific College of Diplomacy and the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) held a joint public […]

A speech on 19 May 2009 regarding 2020 process as an experiment in foreign policy decision-making, delivered by Melissa Conley […]

Aussie journalists depart China (and other bilateral tensions); Foreign Relations Bill; Abe's legacy; Tony Abbott

The AIIA would like to extend its congratulations to the following people who have been selected as Fellows of the Australian Institute of International Affairs for 2019.