Andrew Stewart examines Russia's repeated pattern of early military failure followed by attrition-driven success, in cases including the Winter War, Chechnya and the current war in Ukraine.

Marking 25 years since 9/11, join us for a conversation with Admiral Chris Barrie and Professor Dakota Rudesill on ANZUS, Afghanistan and how democracies respond to shock.

Join leading experts to explore Japan's economy, politics and foreign policy, and celebrate 50 years of the Australia–Japan partnership and its future direction.

Four slices of PhD life, from four current candidates in the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs.

Illegitimate heirs: Waris and feminist gravedigging after violence and erasure

Zeren Li traces China's evolving state–private capital relations across three decades as expanding state capacity deepened embeddedness in the private economy. 

Hugh White will be in conversation with Allegra Spender on his new book Hard New World Our Post-American Future, examining Australia's place in the new global landscape.

This study examines how local officials used coercive tactics in major Chinese investment projects over 15 years as Cambodia transitioned from competitive to hegemonic authoritarianism.