India’s growth slowdown: Reflections of the Reserve Bank
Saturday
14th October
2017
YAN ISLAM | India’s recent growth slowdown has elicited a lively national discussion – see here, for example. It…
Posts by Griffith Asia Institute
Comparing development indicators: Revisiting the Sen-Dreze thesis of India’s ‘uncertain glory’
Tuesday
10th October
2017
YAN ISLAM | In 2013, Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen and his co-author Jean Dreze published their treatise on India’s…
Commercial drones: Privatising air power
Thursday
28th September
2017
PETER LAYTON | In irregular wars, the state has traditionally had a monopoly on the use of air power. This…
How to fix America’s North Korea strategic failures
Wednesday
27th September
2017
PETER LAYTON | North Korea has the initiative. It is now firing rockets over the Japanese home islands and…
The fallen idol: Aung San Suu Kyi and the politics of personality
Wednesday
20th September
2017
ANDREW SELTH | Myanmar studies have always attracted strong views. Particularly since 1988 there has been a history of…
Training program on water governance for Lao officials
Monday
18th September
2017
ANDREA HAEFNER | During September, fifteen Lao nationals from the Faculty of Water Resources, National University of Laos…
It’s dangerous to indulge Kim Jong-un
Sunday
17th September
2017
MICHAEL HEAZLE AND ANDREW O’NEIL | North Korea’s latest missile test is part of a broader strategy to showcase…
A big step back for Myanmar
Thursday
14th September
2017
ANDREW SELTH | It is always difficult to know exactly what is happening in Myanmar, particularly when eye-witness accounts…
Limiting China’s future strategic predominance
Tuesday
12th September
2017
PETER LAYTON | Mr Peter Varghese AO, recently retired Department of Foreign Affairs head, has laid out his vision…
Doklam, the diplomacy of anger, and the Sino-Indian standoff
Monday
11th September
2017
IAN HALL | The ten-week standoff between Chinese and Indian troops in Doklam, in territory disputed by the People’s Republic…