Free and open Indo-Pacific
Monday
2nd March
2020
Professor Caitlin Byrne and Professor Ian Hall facilitated a training program for Vietnam’s future leaders in Hanoi from 19-20 December…
Ian Hall
Ashton Carter in New Delhi: Inching forward with US-India defence diplomacy
Thursday
14th April
2016
IAN HALL | This week Ashton Carter, US Defence Secretary, visited India, heading first to Goa, the home state…
Multialignment and Indian foreign policy under Narendra Modi
Wednesday
18th May
2016
IAN HALL | Since Narendra Modi’s became Prime Minister in May 2014, India has hosted an American president at…
India’s unavoidable entanglements in the South China Sea
Thursday
11th August
2016
IAN HALL | This article is a summary of the Mabini Dialogue talk given by Professor Ian Hall…
Re-hyphenating the Indo-Pacific
Thursday
3rd November
2016
IAN HALL | In the wonderfully-titled ‘From Hollywood to Bollywood’, Andrew Phillips questions the utility of the ‘Indo-Pacific’ concept.
Narendra Modi and India’s normative power
Thursday
5th January
2017
IAN HALL | Periodically, India has sought to act as a ‘normative power’ in international affairs, advancing a normative…
Advance Australia where?
Friday
3rd February
2017
IAN HALL | The report in the Washington Post that President Donald Trump berated Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull over…
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…
The Australia–India–Japan trilateral: converging interests… and converging perceptions?
Friday
17th March
2017
IAN HALL | Back in 1967, the Australian National University held a conference on the theme, India, Japan, Australia:…
Re-energising the Australia-India Partnership
Thursday
13th April
2017
IAN HALL | Malcolm Turnbull took a substantial delegation of business and university leaders to India this week with…