International law
Report
Leaving the EU, not the European model? New findings on public attitudes to Brexit (part one)
As the UK and the EU move to the next stage of the Article 50 negotiations, the UK faces a fundamental choice over the type of country it wants to be post-Brexit.
Report
Chinese power and the idea of a responsible state in a changing world order
This paper outlines the evolution of China’s engagement with the dominant global norms of responsible behaviour.
Report
Timor Leste, Australia, and Asia’s contested maritime order
The long and complicated history between Timor-Leste and Australia over the Timor Sea offers two salient lessons for contemporary maritime order in Asia.
Fact sheet
Fact Check: Is Australia in breach of its UN anti-corruption obligations?
Prominent barrister Geoffrey Watson SC claims Australia is in breach of its anti-corruption obligations under international law by not having a federal anti-corruption body.
Report
Prospects for the rules-based global order
The two-decade period of United States post-Cold War predominance is now over, and an era of greater multipolarity has begun.