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Australian National University Department of International Relations

The Australian National University Department of International Relations is one of the world's leading centres for research and graduate training in International Relations. ANU is also unique in combining the general theoretical and empirical study of international and global politics with a focus on political dynamics and developments in the Asia-Pacific region.
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• April 01, 2018 Australia and the Korean Crisis: Confronting the limits of influence
  By: Andrew O'Neil, Brendan Taylor, William T. Tow
• March 01, 2018 Debating the Quad
  By: Euan Graham, Chengxin Pan, Ian Hall, Rikki Kersten, Benjamin Zala, Sarah Percy
• July 01, 2017 Implementing the Responsibility to Protect: Domestic Processes and Foreign Assistance
  By: Cecilia Jacob
• January 01, 2017 100 Days of Trump: What Should Asia Do?
  By: Brendan Taylor, Greg Fealy, David envall, Bates Gill, Feng Zhang, Benjamin Zala, Michael Wesley, Shiro Armstrong, Anthony Bergin, David Brewster, Robin Davies, Jane Golley, Stephen Howes, Llewelyn Hughes, Frank Jotzo, Warwick McKibbin, Rory Medcalf, Tessa Morris-Suzuki, Steven Rood, Matthew Sussex
• June 01, 2015 A Crime Pattern Analysis of the Illegal Ivory Trade in China
  By: Jiang Nan
• January 05, 2014 Thomas Kuhn and international relations theory: Realism in 'crisis'
  By: Peter Van Ness
• August 05, 2010 The time has come for a treaty to ban weapons in space
  By: Peter Van Ness
• August 05, 2010 International Relations in Australia: Michael Lindsay, Martin Wight, and the first Department at the Australian National University
  By: James Cotton
• July 05, 2009 Australia as a supplier of uranium to the Asian region: Implications
  By: Stuart Harris
• December 05, 2008 East Asian regionalism: Much ado about nothing?
  By: John Ravenhill
• December 05, 2008 The politics of post-trauma emotions: Securing community after the Bali bombing
  By: Emma Hutchison
• December 05, 2008 Raymond Aron and the morality of realism
  By: MURIELLE COZETTE
• December 05, 2008 Institutionalising Northeast Asia: The energy market
  By: Stuart Harris
• August 05, 2008 Regional energy security: An elusive objective?
  By: Stuart Harris
• March 05, 2008 Designing a mechanism for multilateral security cooperation in Northeast Asia
  By: Peter Van Ness
• December 05, 2007 US public diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific: Opportunities and challenges in a time of transition
  By: Sarah Ellen Graham
• December 05, 2007 Understanding emotions in world politics: Reflections on method
  By: Roland Bleiker, Emma Hutchison
• December 05, 2007 Obstinate or obsolete? The US alliance structure in the Asia-Pacific
  By: William T. Tow, Amitav Acharya
• December 05, 2007 Fighting irrelevance: An economic community 'with ASEAN characteristics'
  By: John Ravenhill
• December 05, 2007 Case studies in Chinese diplomacy
  By: Stuart Harris
• June 05, 2007 What security makes possible: Some thoughts on critical security studies
  By: Anthony Burke
• November 05, 2006 APEC and the search for relevance: 2007 and beyond
  By: John Ravenhill, Lorraine Elliott, Helen E.S. Nesadurai, Nick Bisley
• July 05, 2006 Religion, faith and global politics
  By: Mark Beeson, Stuart Harris, Lorraine Elliott, Shahram Azbarzadeh, Greg Fealy
• May 05, 2006 Russia and Europe: National identity, national interest, pragmatism, or delusions of empire?
  By: Robert F. Miller
• May 05, 2006 American hegemony: A dangerous aspiration?
  By: James L. Richardson
• May 05, 2006 Blair, Brown and the Gleneagles agenda: Making poverty history, or confronting the global politics of unequal development?
  By: Anthony Payne
• May 05, 2006 Is China an economic threat to Southeast Asia?
  By: John Ravenhill
• March 05, 2005 Transnational feminism: Political strategies and theoretical resources
  By: Brooke A. Ackerly, Bina D'Costa
• November 05, 2004 The challenge of United Nations reform
  By: Christian Reus-Sumit, Marianne Hanson, Hilary Charlesworth, William Maley
• October 05, 2004 Whose Oceania? Contending Visions of Community in Pacific Region-building
  By: Greg Fry
• October 05, 2004 Advocacy or Activism: Gender Politics in Fiji
  By: Nicole George
• September 05, 2004 Rentier Shifts, Legitimacy, and the Social Sources of International Financial Hegemonie
  By: Leonard Seabrooke
• August 05, 2004 International Relations' First Great Debate: Context and Tradition
  By: Darshan Vigneswaran, Joel Quirk
• December 05, 2003 The Requirements of European International Society: Modernity and Nationalism in the Ottoman Empire
  By: Ayla GÖL
• December 05, 2003 The Neo-Roman Republican Legacy and International Political Theory
  By: Steven Slaughter
• November 05, 2003 Reimagining International Society Through the Emergence of Japanese Imperialism
  By: Shogo Suzuki
• November 05, 2003 The North Korean Nuclear Crisis: Four-plus-two - an idea whose time has come
  By: Peter Van Ness
• September 05, 2003 Does China Matter? The Global Economic Issues
  By: Stuart Harris
• September 05, 2003 The Evolving Dialectic Between State-centric and Human-centric Security
  By: Pauline Kerr
• November 05, 2002 War with Iraq?
  By: Peter Van Ness, Hugh White, Stuart Harris, Amin Saikal, Peter C. Gration
• February 05, 2002 Refugees and the Myth of the Borderless World
  By: William Maley, Greg Fry, Alan Dupont, Jean-Pierre Fonteyne, James Jupp, Thuy Do
• October 05, 2001 The Day the World Changed? Terrorism and World Order
  By: Stuart Harris, William Maley, Amin Saikal, Richard Price, Christian Reus-Smit