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In 2015, the Future Cities Collaborative embarked on a program to help local governments in New South Wales learn new and innovative financing mechanisms so they could provide better services and infrastructure in...
Andrea Koch, Alex McBratney and Budiman Minasny investigate the viability of a call by the French Government in the lead up to COP21 to increase carbon in the global soil stock by 4...
In this report, Dr Natasha Hamilton-Hart and Dr Dave McRae review Indonesia's foreign policy as it seeks to pursue enhanced bilateral ties with both the United States and China. Hamilton-Hart and McRae look...
Research associate Tom Switzer in the Australian Financial Review.
Research associate Nicole Hemmer in the US News & World Report.
Associate professor Brendon O'Connor in the Sydney Morning Herald.
Research associate John Barron at ABC's The Drum Online.
Visiting professor Linda Jakobson in The Australian.
Research associate Nicole Hemmer in the US News & World Report.
Visiting scholar Adam Lockyer in the Huffington Post Australia.
Research associate Tom Switzer in the Sydney Morning Herald.
In this US Studies Centre report Jürgen Haacke reviews opportunities to strengthen security-related ties between Myanmar and the United States. Haacke examines developments in Myanmar–US relations under President U Thein Sein and the...
VIsiting scholar Anna Lebovic in The Conversation.
Research associate Nicole Hemmer in the US News & World Report.
Despite lingering hopes, last week's program of reunions between North and South Korea will not lead to a diplomatic breakthrough. When the first reunion was organised in 2000, it was a diplomatic milestone...
Centre guest Fred Hiatt in the Washington Post.
