Lee Kuan Yew, founding father of modern Singapore, dies aged 91
Prof Michael Barr, author of Lee Kuan Yew: The Beliefs Behind the Man, comments on ABC AM radio on the recent death of Singapore’s first and longest serving […]
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Applying Australian values to drone warfare
Last week was a big one for drones in Australia. A US Global Hawk made its first ever landing on a non-military airstrip at the Avalon […]
International Relations on the move
Professor Martin Griffiths, the new Dean of the School of International Studies at Flinders University says “There has never been a better time to study international […]
Regional Maritime Security in East Asia: Prospects for Co-operation?
CUSAPS would like to invite you to our next free public lecture titled Regional Maritime Security in East Asia: Prospects for Co-operation? In 2014, maritime security in […]
Ambassador joins celebration of Indonesian links
Indonesia’s Ambassador to Australia, His Excellency Mr Nadjib Riphat Kesoema, will visit Flinders today (October 24) to join a celebration of the University’s strong engagement with […]
Hong Kong won't be the next Tiananmen
Read Merriden Varrall online article for The Interpreter on the current protest in Hong Kong.
Congratulations Flinders Australian Foreign Policy Team
CUSAPS would like to congratulate Dr Maryanne Kelton, Associate Professor Richard Leaver, Ms Emily Bienvenue and Ms Verity Kingsmill on receiving the Federal Government’s Office for Learning […]
Journal of Human Rights: Special Issue
View Assoc Prof Anthony Langlois recent special issue titled Not Such an International Human Rights Norm? Local Resistance to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Rights available […]
The landscape changes for Singapore’s elite
Interview with Dr Barr, School of International Studies who has published a new book, The Ruling Elite of Singapore: Networks of Power and Influence.