Regional wrap
Thursday
12th March
2020
The coronavirus crisis, or what might be more aptly described as the coronavirus pandemic, has become the…
Posts by Griffith Asia Institute
Part 1 | Indian Ocean air power: An ocean of air forces
Wednesday
11th March
2020
PETER LAYTON | The Indian Ocean has become an area of geostrategic competition. As Australia is an Indian Ocean…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin
Wednesday
11th March
2020
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Pacific countries dealing with COVID-19 Pacific island countries are continuing to deal with…
Women’s workforce participation: A global agenda facing global challenge
Tuesday
10th March
2020
CAITLIN BYRNE | Women’s participation in the workforce is a priority issue in the global agenda for women’s equality.
Broadening horizons
Tuesday
10th March
2020
Japan is a country of the new and old. Its growing popularity is the outcome of its unique culture, which…
Is there an art to multi-stakeholder collaboration for resilient development in the Pacific region?
Monday
9th March
2020
Looking back at my professional career as a climate change and disaster advisor to date, I’ve observed that one…
The US-China trade war: Implications of the phase one deal
Monday
9th March
2020
The trade ‘war’ between the US and China has been continuing since July 2018. Trade tensions between the two super-economies…
Towards equal peace: Australian regional investment in gender equality
Friday
6th March
2020
SARA E DAVIES AND JACQUI TRUE | This year we celebrate International Women’s Day on 8 March (with the…
When it comes to the Pacific the feeling is mutual: How do Australian diplomats and their academic counterparts see each other?
Friday
6th March
2020
There are some moments which focus into sharp relief only months later. I experienced one of them after…
Side effects: Covid-19 allows India a chance to lend Myanmar a hand
Thursday
5th March
2020
The Indian Air Force last week evacuated 112 people stranded in Wuhan, one of several operations by…