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ANU Analysts Participate in Talks About the Rise of China

Korean, Japanese and Australian policies towards China were discussed by IPS academics in Seoul recently.

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ANU Analysts Participate in Talks About the Rise of China

PhD Student Awarded Highly Prestigious Postdoctoral Fellowship

May Yeophantong will take up a postdoctoral fellowship under the Oxford-Princeton Global Leaders Fellowship Programme in September 2012

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PhD Student Awarded Highly Prestigious Postdoctoral Fellowship

India and Nonalignment 2.0?

India has been searching for a strategy since the end of the Cold War. Is ‘Nonalignment 2.0’ the answer, asks Ian Hall?

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India and Nonalignment 2.0?

Exciting, New Undergraduate Studies in International Relations

ANU undergraduate students can now take courses offered by the Department as electives within their own degrees. Four elective courses will be offered in 2012.

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Exciting, New Undergraduate Studies in International Relations

Graduate Studies in International Affairs

Study with students from around the globe at a world class university, home to one of the world's leading centres for International Relations.

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Graduate Studies in International Affairs

All Tarred with the Same Brush

Focusing on Afghanistan, PhD candidate Greg Collins discusses the convergence of security and development in human security in the latest issue of the Journal of Human Security.

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All Tarred with the Same Brush

Welcome to the Department of International Relations

The Department of International Relations is one of the world's leading centres for research and graduate training in International Relations. We are unique in combining the general theoretical and empirical study of international and global politics with a focus on political dynamics and developments in the Asia-Pacific region.

New publications

China and the Global EnvironmentChina and the Global Environment: Learning from the Past, Anticipating the Future, by Katherine Morton

Assessing the Trilateral Strategic Dialogue Assessing the Trilateral Strategic Dialogue, National Bureau of Asian Research Special Report #16, William Tow et al.

Comparative Environmental Regionalism Comparative Environmental Regionalism,
by Lorraine Elliott and Shaun Breslin (eds)

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Updated:  28 March 2012/Responsible Officer:  Head, Dept of International Relations /Page Contact:  ips@anu.edu.au