Whose rights are the most right? The Dilemma of Autonomy in a Society: On Abortion, Women, and Human Life Nina Roxburgh23 July 2016In debates on reproductive rights, the moral status of the embryo and fetus is largely at the centre […] Read More
AIIA hosts dialogue on South China Sea 18 July 2016On Thursday 14 July the AIIA hosted an intimate dialogue on South China Sea issues between a visiting delegation from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and […] Read More
Why China Rejects Tribunal Ruling By Dr Ruan Zongze 15 July 2016On 12 July, the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague rejected China’s claims of having historic title or historic rights over most of the […] Read More
AJIA Special 70th Anniversary Issue 05 July 2016A very special edition of the AJIA has been published online via Routledge to mark its 70th anniversary as Australia’s leading scholarly journal in international […] Read More
An analysis of Islamic State's Dabiq magazine 14 June 2016The AIIA’s Research Impact Award winner, Dr Haroro J. Ingram, has recently published a paper for the Australian Journal of Political Science. The paper […] Read More
China Rumbles in the South China Sea 09 June 2016The 2016 Shangri-La Dialogue saw the Chinese and US delegates continue their traditional kabuki-like ritual repartee with the South China Sea looming large. China’s […] Read More
AIIA welcomes new Director of Communications Annabel McGilvray 31 May 2016The AIIA would like to thank outgoing Director of Communications Fleur Romano. Fleur has been a fantastic member […] Read More
Sri Lanka and Australia: A New Era in Democratic Relations By HE Mangala Samaraweera 15 April 2016The road to stable democracy has been a winding one for the people of Sri Lanka. Now it looks to Australia, one of its […] Read More
Malaysia's Government Silencing Dissent By Ross Tapsell 05 April 2016The current scandal embroiling Prime Minister Najib Razak has led the Malaysian government to crack down on press freedoms. But a restricted mainstream […] Read More
Antarctica: A Blank Canvas For Protecting Australia’s Interests And Reframing The Rise Of China Julien Rosendahl22 March 2016Prelude To Antarctica ‘Men go out into the void spaces of the world for various reasons. Some are […] Read More
When We Were Young and Foolish By Ian Lincoln 22 March 2016Greg Sheridan’s lively memoir is not primarily about international affairs. But it casts interesting light on the passions that drive one of our […] Read More