Tenzin Dorjee Washington DC: International Center on Nonviolent Conflict, 2015 This is a remarkable book that will be of use to all people concerned about the Tibetan struggle for self-determination Tibet is about four times the size of c  Read more...

The future of financial advice – the profession and the businesses that operate in it – will be shaped by forces far more powerful than mere legislation, according to the futurist and managing director of the Global Direct  Read more...

I was President of the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPACS) at the University of Sydney between 1991 and 1997. I will comment (i) on my role at CPACS, (ii) how I came to that role, and (iii) then make some general reflections on cont  Read more...

The entire nature of work is changing and the majority of jobs as we know them are set to disappear over the coming years. In fact, almost half of the jobs in the US could be automated over the next decade, according to research from th  Read more...

Keith Suter is not the shy retiring type. He works the industry speaking circuit well and likes to make big brave predictions, weaving in some of what he learned doing two PhDs. He spoke with PENNY PRYOR. “We wont be around by the  Read more...

100 YEARS OF AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS AND IHL REMARKS AT THE LAUNCHING OF THE IHL MAGAZINE I have been asked to say a few words about my article “Negotiating the Protocols: Key IHL Work of the 1970s” and my involvement with Austral  Read more...

Introduction This research project has grown out of the reduced concern for the international protection of human rights. Indeed, politicians can now win elections by expressing less concern about human rights (such as the asylum see  Read more...

This has been my first Better Boards Conference and I have been most impressed with the practical hands-on information that has been presented. The purpose of this closing keynote is simply to draw together some of the main threads  Read more...

With so much attention given to FIFA’s World Soccer Cup in Brazil, it is worth recalling the political importance of sport. First, sport is the new form of international warfare. Countries fight it out on the sporting field   Read more...

25 years ago – in early June 1989 – the Chinese military cracked down on the students and other protesters who wanted more political freedom. The principal site for the political unrest was Tiananmen Square in Beijing, probably   Read more...