Author: Ian Dudgeon / Topic: International Affairs

Author:: Ian Dudgeon
Publication Date:: 12-2015
Content Type:: Special Report
Institution:: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Abstract:: Any assessment of the multitude of dynamics that contribute to the ongoing regional stability in the Middle East requires an understanding of the factors that motivate the perceptions and actions of each state and other non-state actors. Iran and its neighbours, the Islamic State (IS) and the Sunnis and Shiite sects of Islam are all stakeholders in this mix, and in shaping any solution that contributes to regional peace and stability.
Topic:: International Security and International Affairs
Political Geography:: Iran

Author:: Ian Dudgeon and Melissa Conley Tyler
Publication Date:: 02-2012
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Abstract:: The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) held a one-day seminar in Canberra on 15 February 2012 entitled The Smart Power Capability Requirements of Australia as a Middle Power. The aims of the seminar were to discuss the concept of smart power in the context of Australia as a middle power, identify Australia’s smart power capability requirements across the peace/conflict spectrum and report its findings to government.
Topic:: International Affairs
Political Geography:: Australia

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