Election 2016 and Australian foreign policy
Tuesday
14th June
2016
Australians will go to a federal election on 2 July 2016. At first glance the 19 seats in the…
China
China’s slowdown and its implications for the Australian economy
Monday
13th June
2016
On Thursday 9 June the APEC Study Centre convened a panel discussion event, hosted and jointly organized by Morgans, in…
Power and risk in foreign policy: Understanding China’s crisis behavior
Tuesday
2nd February
2016
Along with China’s rise in military and economic capabilities, foreign policy crises involving China seem more likely, as seen in…
After the mining boom, China continues to give Australian living standards a boost
Friday
24th June
2016
During the mining boom there was never any doubt that China was raising Australian living standards. That consensus started to…
Asian security expert joins the Griffith Asia Institute
Friday
23rd October
2015
Associate Professor of International Relations at Griffith University, Kai He, joined Griffith’s Asia Institute in August 2015. His major research…
China’s crisis behavior: Political survival and foreign policy
Tuesday
19th April
2016
The rise of China is one of the most dynamic political phenomena in world politics in the 21st century. As…
Australia-China Relations post 1949: Sixty years of trade and politics
Tuesday
7th October
2014
Building on the success of his earlier work ‘Australia-China Relations post 1949: Sixty Years of Trade and Politics’ (published by…
Asia Region Funds passport on-track for 2016 launch
Friday
5th June
2015
Issued by the APEC Finance Ministers’ Process Singapore, 4 June 2015 – An APEC initiative to make it easier for…
Eskitis Institute collaborates with Traditional Chinese Medicine University
Monday
15th June
2015
The Vice President of Guangxi University of Chinese Medicine (GXUCM), one of the oldest higher education medical institutions in China,…
Political and economic developments under President Xi Jinping
Friday
23rd October
2015
Mr John Garnaut, Author and Asia Pacific editor The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald discussed the ‘Political and Economic…