Donald Trump was not the first presidential candidate to want to ''Make America Great Again". Ronald Reagan's successful 1980 campaign led with the same pledge before the former Hollywood actor, union leader and California...
The United States Studies Centre — supported by the American Australian Association (AAA) — will hold a Gala Dinner honouring Qantas Chief Executive Officer Alan Joyce AC for his outstanding contribution to the...
A presidential election campaign, an attempt by Russians to get a sleeper agent in the White House, the US government on the brink of being subverted and taken over by foreign interests – sound familiar?
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Australia can draw many lessons from the development of export industries located close to well-networked airports in the United States. A report from the United States Studies Centre Innovation and Entrepreneurship program examines...
A cornerstone of the Trump administration’s foreign policy has been a determination to defend the United States from perceived assaults and infringements on its national sovereignty. But how big a threat do international...
Senior Fellow Charles Edel held the Australian launch of his new book co-authored with Hal Brands, The Lessons of Tragedy: Statecraft and World Order (Yale University Press).
A former advisor to US Secretary...
The United States Studies Centre hosted a breakfast and 'in-conversation' event with Stephen Dunbar-Johnson, President, International of The New York Times Company.
He was joined by Claire McFarland, Director of the United States Studies...
The United States Studies Centre held a special screening of documentary film, Etched in Bone.
Made over eight years, Etched in Bone gives extraordinary insight into the deep and enduring conflict between...
The United States Studies Centre hosted a keynote address and Q&A with Microsoft President Brad Smith.
Mr Smith used the occasion to discuss artificial intelligence, ethics and governance, and the use of facial recognition technology in Australia and the...
Weakness in wages growth has been called a "crisis" in Australia and fixing the issue is proving a puzzle for policymakers.
In the United States, unemployment is at record lows but debates over...
Focusing too closely on the spectacle of another Trump-Kim summit also obscures larger questions about the prospects for successful denuclearisation, America’s role on the Korean Peninsula and, more broadly, American engagement in Northeast...
As 2019 begins, the American economy is in an enviable position, but its government is shut down. President Trump continues to have the strong backing of his party, but the outcome of the...
