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IAN HALL | The report in the Washington Post that President Donald Trump berated Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull over the refugee settlement deal and… Read More
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Professor Emeritus Russell Trood – in Memoriam
Professor Emeritus Russell Trood – in Memoriam Griffith University is honoured to be hosting a memorial celebrating the life of Professor Emeritus Russell Trood, who… Read More
Tribute to Professor Russell Trood
Acting Vice Chancellor, Professor Martin Betts, has led tributes from Griffith University to Professor Russell Trood. The former Director of the Griffith Asia Institute… Read More
Don’t give up on the US in Asia just yet
MICHAEL HEAZLE | Contrary to Hugh White’s argument that we’re better off appeasing China than risk going to war with Donald Trump, we are… Read More
A new approach to security in East Asia
The security situation in East Asia is precarious. There is the possibility that a war over regional supremacy may take place between China and Japan;… Read More
Should Australia be more open to foreign investment?
On Thursday 3 November the APEC Study Centre (ASC) at Griffith co-hosted with Morgans Financial Ltd a downtown symposium on “Should Australia Be More Open… Read More
Zika and Ebola had a much worse effect on women: we need more research to address this in future
SARA E DAVIES AND BELINDA BENNETT | Outbreaks of the Ebola virus – declared as a public health emergency in 2015 – and, more… Read More
Blocking trade paths hurts economies and makes everyone a loser
Anti-globalisation sentiment has found political voice in many developed economies since the global financial crisis, most loudly in the US, where not one major contender… Read More
Accompanying His Excellency Dr Ramos Horta: former President of Timor Leste and Nobel Peace Prize recipient
On behalf of the Griffith Asia Institute (GAI), I had the pleasure of hosting Dr Ramos Horta at the Integrity 20 Conference in Brisbane on… Read More
Elections without democracy in Southeast Asia
Why Southeast Asia is a region with many elections but little democratisation. Democracy in Southeast Asia is on the defensive. A recent map of “… Read More
