PNG, tech, and the modern cargo cult
Wednesday
15th April
2026
SEAN JACOBS | From cargo cults to digital ambition Although fading into history, some readers may recall Melanesia’s cargo…
Category Archive: Publications
Future-proofing policy: Why Australia must end ‘policrastination’
Friday
27th March
2026
TAYLOR DEE HAWKINS, SUSAN HARRIS RIMMER, ELISE STEPHENSON MATTHEW DAY AND AMIE FURLONG | In an era defined by…
Trade in the shadows: Burma’s unofficial economy under military socialism 1962-1988
Monday
16th March
2026
ANDREW SELTH | In the decades following the 1962 Burmese coup d’état, the military government of Ne Win…
Watching Myanmar: Charting four decades of scholarship on a complex state
Tuesday
3rd March
2026
Download PDF Griffith Asia Institute has published Watching Myanmar: A bibliography of works on Myanmar (Burma) by Andrew…
Between frameworks and frontlines: Youth leadership for peacebuilding and climate justice in Southeast Asia and Latin America and the Caribbean
Monday
23rd February
2026
INGRID VALLADARES, ERIKA ISABEL BULAN YAGUE AND HELEN BERENTS | Download PDFEnglish |…
Asia’s role in a world unhinged: From disruption to direction
Wednesday
18th February
2026
CHRISTOPH NEDOPIL AND GLORIA GE Download PDF The Griffith Asia Pacific Strategic Outlook (GAPSO) 2026 arrives…
What can we expect for the Horse Year?
Monday
16th February
2026
COLIN MACKERRAS | This year, the Spring Festival—or Chinese New Year—falls on 17 February. China has traditionally gone by the…
China green finance status and trends 2025-2026
Friday
13th February
2026
FANG YANG, JINZE LI AND CHRISTOPH NEDOPIL 1. Introduction Download PDF China’s green finance development in 2025…
Meeting the challenges from mis- and disinformation in the Pacific: Issues and policy responses
Friday
6th February
2026
DAMIAN CARDONA ONSÉS AND LUIS CABRERA [20 MINUTE READ] Download PDF Introduction False and misleading information…
On being the grass … strategic outlook for the Pacific islands region
Tuesday
3rd February
2026
TESS NEWTON CAIN | When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers…