Why Australia and Japan need a Plan B
Friday
24th February
2017
MICHAEL HEAZLE AND ANDREW O’NEIL | Concern over the possible decline of US power and the resilience of its…
Posts by Griffith Asia Institute
A poem and the politics of high imperialism
Wednesday
22nd February
2017
MICHAEL WESLEY | Michael Wesley takes a look at a new book by Andrew Selth and the story of how…
Electoral integrity expert joins the Griffith Asia Institute
Tuesday
21st February
2017
Dr Ferran Martinez i Coma joined the Griffith Asia Institute in late December 2016 after almost four years working as…
Vietnam’s exchange rate policy
Monday
20th February
2017
This year Vietnam is the host APEC country, convening a series of official meetings that will culminate in the APEC…
G20 Engagement and the foreign office
Friday
17th February
2017
LARRY CRUMP | The G20 began as a forum for Finance Ministers and Bank Governors in 1999, but with…
The 2 percent NATO benchmark is a red herring
Thursday
16th February
2017
PETER LAYTON | The usefulness of America’s allies was severely questioned during Donald Trump’s election campaign. Allies were presented as…
The Griffith-Tsinghua conference: Chinese scholars debate international relations
Tuesday
14th February
2017
On December 11-12, 2016, Griffith University and Tsinghua University successfully hosted a two-day conference entitled, “Chinese Scholars Debate International Relations”…
University launches internship to help India’s slum communities
Monday
13th February
2017
Griffith University is continuing with its mission to create globally responsible leaders with its latest internship program, funded by the…
Modi’s vision for India as a normative power
Thursday
9th February
2017
IAN HALL | Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s energetic conduct of India’s foreign policy has attracted much public and academic…
Banking on growth models
Tuesday
7th February
2017
Perhaps one of the most perplexing issues to haunt China’s political economy has been the fact that rapid economic growth…