Victory and Doubt: What Narendra Modi Means for Indian Diversity Kimberley Layton 13 June 201430 years after the anti-Sikh riots of 1984 communal violence continues to be an issue in India. This […] Read More
Tom Switzer, "Has the U.S. provoked the Russian bear in Ukraine?" (AIIA Queensland) 12 June 2014“Unfashionable though it is to say so, President Bush ended the Cold War with an implicit agreement with […] Read More Play
Brazil's Political World Cup 11 June 2014Pessimistic stories in the run-up to the World Cup should not be confused with the assumption that the tournament will be a disaster. […] Read More
Is China destabilising Asia? AIIA Fellows responding to the burning question of the week 10 June 2014Expert Panel-Fellows of the AIIA Hilary Charlesworth FAIIA-Professor, ANU; Director of Centre for International Governance and Justice Jocelyn Chey AM FAIIA-Visiting Professor, University […] Read More
Issues Brief Colin Chapman10 June 2014It’s a while since I’ve flown Qantas and, given the harsh media coverage of our national carrier, I had modest expectations. How pleasant […] Read More
Deconstructing the “Democratic peace”: How a Research Agenda Boomeranged reviewer Femke Avtalyon-Bakker 10 June 2014At the International Studies Association Convention in Toronto in March, Michael Haas chaired a roundtable where he presented […] Read More
Explaining Australian and Indonesian Cooperation on Asylum Policy Amy Nethery and Carly Gordyn 06 June 2014Australia wants to stop asylum seekers in Indonesia getting on boats. Historically stopping the boats has not been […] Read More
Explaining Australian and Indonesian Cooperation on Asylum Policy Amy Nethery and Carly Gordyn06 June 2014Australia wants to stop asylum seekers in Indonesia getting on boats. Historically stopping the boats has not been […] Read More
Europe’s elections – leaving established parties behind? Professor Philomena Murray 05 June 2014In late May 2014, voters across Europe elected new members of the European Parliament (EP) in the largest transnational election in the world […] Read More
Europe’s elections – leaving established parties behind? Professor Philomena Murray05 June 2014In late May 2014, voters across Europe elected new members of the European Parliament (EP) in the largest transnational election in the world […] Read More
Sgt Bowe Bergdahl: A Good News Story Unravels By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA 05 June 2014Barack Obama would have done better simply saying that sometimes a president must rise above principles to do dirty deals that save a […] Read More