Publishing Institution: Australian Institute of International Affairs / Publication Year: within 25 Years

Author:: Melissa Conley Tyler
Publication Date:: 12-2013
Content Type:: Special Report
Institution:: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Abstract:: The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) was established in 1924 with to promote public understanding and interest in international affairs. The AIIA works actively to engage younger people in the community in its work by coordinating events such as careers fairs, school events, mentoring, internships and the Young Diplomats Program
Topic:: International Relations and International Affairs
Political Geography:: Australia

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

Author:: Melissa Conley Tyler
Publication Date:: 12-2012
Content Type:: Special Report
Institution:: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Abstract:: The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) was established in 1924 to promote public understanding and interest in international affairs. The AIIA works actively to engage young people in its work including through young professionals’ networks, careers fairs, schools events, internships, mentoring and the Young Diplomats Program
Topic:: International Relations and International Affairs
Political Geography:: Australia

Author:: Garry Rodan
Publication Date:: 08-2011
Content Type:: Special Report
Institution:: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Abstract:: Broadly, Australia’s post-WWII foreign relations with Asia are characterised by four dominant themes, with the focus on India being most recent. From 1954 through to the mid-1990s, Australia’s dealings with Indo-China consumed considerable political energy of policy makers, not least through involvement in the Vietnam War. In the same period, Australian engagement with Southeast Asia was also extensive as many countries in this region secured independence and underwent significant social, political and economic transformations. Australia’s levels of diplomatic engagement and expertise on Southeast Asia were high, most notably in relation to Indonesia. Meanwhile, Australia’s engagement with Northeast Asia has been forged fundamentally by economic opportunities, reinforced by security objectives. Finally, an interest-driven relationship with South Asia has assumed priority since the 1990s as India has adopted a different post-Cold War foreign policy direction.
Topic:: International Affairs
Political Geography:: India and Australia

Author:: Melissa Conley Tyler
Publication Date:: 12-2011
Content Type:: Special Report
Institution:: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Abstract:: The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) was established more than 75 years ago to promote public understanding and interest in international affairs. In recent years, the AIIA has been active in extending its activities to younger members of the community. The AIIA has launched a variety of initiatives to engage young people including young professionals‟ networks, careers fairs, schools events, mentoring programs and the Young Diplomats Program.
Topic:: Diplomacy and International Affairs
Political Geography:: Australia

Author:: Melissa Conley Tyler
Publication Date:: 12-2010
Content Type:: Special Report
Institution:: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Abstract:: The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) was established over 75 years ago to promote public understanding and interest in international affairs. In recent years, the AIIA has been increasingly active in promoting its activities to younger members of the community. The AIIA has launched a variety of initiatives to involve young people including Young Professional Networks, careers fairs, schools events and the Young Diplomat Program. This has helped the AIIA reach its present strength of more than 1600 members across seven State and Territory Branches.
Topic:: International Affairs
Political Geography:: Australia

Author:: Melissa Conley Tyler
Publication Date:: 12-2009
Content Type:: Special Report
Institution:: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Abstract:: The Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) was established over 75 years ago to promote public understanding and interest in international affairs. In recent years the AIIA has been increasingly active in promoting its activities to younger members of the community. The AIIA has launched a variety of initiatives to involve young people including ACCESS Youth Networks, careers fairs, schools events and the Young Diplomat Program. This has helped the AIIA reach its present strength of more than 1600 members across seven State and Territory Branches.
Topic:: International Affairs
Political Geography:: Australia

Author:: Melissa Conley Tyler
Publication Date:: 12-2007
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Abstract:: The Australian Institute of International Affairs was established with a simple aim: to promote public understanding of and interest in international issues. Not surprisingly, this is a province for the young as much as the old: it is the younger members of our society who must live with the impact of the foreign policy decisions made by leaders today.
Topic:: International Affairs
Political Geography:: Australia

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