Fiscal consolidation: Does it work?
Wednesday
31st August
2016
YAN ISLAM | Presentation given by Yan Islam (Adjunct Professor, Griffith Asia Institute and former Chief, Employment and Labour Market…
Posts by Griffith Asia Institute
The water-energy-food nexus in the Mekong subregion: Uneven trade-offs
Friday
26th August
2016
ANDREA HAEFNER | The Mekong River, flowing through Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, is the largest…
Rule of law in Cambodia – reflections from the field
Thursday
25th August
2016
Cambodia has regularly ranked very poorly on international rule of law indexes. In 2015, The World Justice Project ranked Cambodia…
Security shouldn’t trump economics on the Ausgrid sale
Wednesday
24th August
2016
PETER LAYTON | Security trumps economics, or so the Ausgrid saga seems to have taught us. But maybe this framing…
A world of possibilities
Tuesday
23rd August
2016
My interest in China developed after participating in Griffith University’s Asia Future Fellows program for undergraduates in 2014. In 2016, I…
More name games in Burma/Myanmar
Thursday
18th August
2016
ANDREW SELTH | Regular readers of The Interpreter will know that, over the past few years, this site has…
Managing a revisionist China
Wednesday
17th August
2016
MICHAEL HEAZLE | In the wake of China’s ongoing attempts to claim maritime rights over practically the whole of…
Perspectives:Asia | ‘Popular culture and the representation of Asian-Australia’
Tuesday
16th August
2016
A video recording of the Perspectives:Asia seminar, ‘Popular culture and the representation of Asian-Australia’ seminar is now available on our…
Heroines, heroes and villains
Tuesday
16th August
2016
ANDREW SELTH | In the second article of a two-part series, Andrew Selth takes a look at superheroes and…
Wars and rumors of wars
Monday
15th August
2016
ANDREW SELTH | In the first of a two-part series, Andrew Selth explores the relationship between conflict and comics…