Past events
Postgraduate Information Evening
Whether you are an experienced professional looking for a career change, or just finished your degree and are thinking about further study, come along to this event to learn about postgraduate...
The German Army and the development of its operational thinking in the era of the world wars
The development of the German Army’s operational thinking in the world war era and beyond is one of that institution’s most significant historical questions. That history is composed of several...
The French Army in 1917
It is often claimed to be a “well-known fact” that the French Army mutinied in 1917 and did very little thereafter. This paper counters this misperception by placing the so-called mutinies in...
China Matters: Getting It Right for Australia
ANU/CANBERRA TIMES MEET THE AUTHOR
in partnership with China Matters Ltd and the ANU Coral Bell School of Asia and Pacific Affairs
Bates Gill and Linda Jakobson will be in...
Power, Restraint, and China’s Rise
Please note that this is a book manuscript review seminar: two chapters from the manuscript will be circulated ten days in advance and taken as read by participants. Please register for the event...
Explaining US Asia Policy under Trump - Ashley Townshend and Andrew Carr in Conversation
Join us in conversation with Ashley Townshend and Dr Andrew Carr who will discuss Trump’s approach to Asia.
How the US approaches Asia under President Donald J. Trump could be one of the...
Trump, Brexit, and the rise of Populism: Economic have-nots and cultural backlash
Rising support for populist parties has disrupted the politics of many Western societies. What explains this phenomenon? Two theories are examined here. Perhaps the most widely-held view of mass...
AIIA International Careers Forum 2017
Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) International Careers Forum 2017.
Are you fascinated by international affairs? Looking for a career that will take you places?
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The Grand Strategy of 'Empty Space': the Northwest Frontier and the 'Great Game', 1864-1907
British anxiety regarding Russian threats to the British position in India became a running theme in British discussions about imperial defence, at home and in India, as early as the late 1820s....
The Australian Way of War: strategic culture, alliances and the use of force in the antipodes
The concepts of strategic culture and the notion of a national ‘way of war’ are both widely used and hotly debated in strategic studies. However, very few studies have concentrated on defining...
