Asia and the Pacific Policy Studies is the flagship journal of Crawford School of Public Policy at The Australian National University. It is a peer-reviewed journal that targets research in policy studies in Australia, Asia and the Pacific, across a discipline focus that includes economics, political science, governance, development and the environment.
Dragon versus Elephant: a comparative study of Chinese and Indian aid in the Pacific
Early release Zhang, Denghua and Shivakumar, Hemant, April 2017 paper no. 4 (2).Building cooperation for managing the South China Sea without strategic trust
Early release
Bateman, Sam,
April
2017
paper no. 4 (2).
Power politics and securitisation: the emerging Indo–Japanese nexus in Southeast Asia
Early release
Chand, Bibek and Garcia, Zenel,
April
2017
paper no. 4 (2).
The future of Hong Kong governance: the pro-independence legislators' election fallout and Beijing's political voice in Hong Kong
Early release
Lim, Tai Wei,
April
2017
paper no. 4 (2).
International law in a post-post-Cold War world—can it survive?
Early release
Pert, Alison,
April
2017
paper no. 4 (2).
- Former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser’s APPS talk on the end of the US alliance
- Professor Miranda Stewart discusses international tax challenges for Asia and the G20 at the APPS Conference 2014
- Dr Colin Tukuitonga on ‘A focus on impact - how the G20 Pacific Development Assistance Program can help’ at the APPS conference 2014
- Dr John Hewson discusses the politics of tax reform at the APPS Conference 2014
Updated: 25 February 2016/Responsible Officer: Crawford Engagement/Page Contact: Editorial office
