Complexity, imperfection and public policy

Speech by Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Chancellor of The Australian National University, at ANU Public Policy 2013 at Crawford School.

Is Japan's economy at risk?

The three arrows of Abenomics are targeting Japan's financial stagnation, writes Peter Drysdale.

Key recruit for National Security College

One of Australia’s leading international relations experts, Dr Michael Wesley, has been appointed Professor of National Security.

Australia and Japan need to deepen economic ties

Australia and Japan need to reinvest in their 55-year-old bilateral trade agreement and deepen their economic ties if they are to gain from the Asian Century, leading expert Professor Peter Drysdale has warned.

Nuclear deterrence in Asia and the Pacific

Presentation to Inaugural Conference of Asia and the Pacific Policy Society (APPS) / Asia and the Pacific Policy Studies Journal by Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, ANU, 7 September 2012.

Prime Minister launches National Security Strategy at Crawford School

Prime Minister Julia Gillard has used a speech at the Crawford School’s National Security College to launch a new National Security Strategy.

Japan and the politics of guilt

Japan is again alienating its neighbours and driving its friends to despair over the issue of accepting responsibility for its wartime aggression and atrocities, writes GARETH EVANS.

Chinese connections

A Crawford School student is to head to China as part of a new program aiming to encourage greater cooperation between Australian and Chinese universities.

China’s growth puzzle

There are urgent economic challenges ahead for China’s new government, writes PETER DRYSDALE.

PNG budget under the microscope

Papua New Guinea’s 2013 budget was in the spotlight at a special National Budget Forum.