This paper makes the argument that India’s enormous ‘soft power’ potential in Asia is based on the fact that a rising India (unlike China) complements rather than challenges the preferred strategic, cultural and normative regional order.

IT IS NOW understood and accepted that Asia is in the midst of dynamic economic, political and military power shifts that are reshaping the regional and global strategic order. The rise of China as a potential competitor – at least – with the United States is the most obvious development concentrating the minds of policy...

In September 2004, the New Zealand Agency for International Development (NZAID) released its Asia Strategy to provide a framework for New Zealand’s Official Development Assistance (NZ ODA) in Asia (2004 - 2015).

This final report of the Baird review of the legislation that governs international education in Australia makes a series of recommendations for reform. The recommendations include:• more support for international students and improved information• stronger consumer protection mechanisms to ensure students are protected from unscrupulous operators• improved regulation of Australia’s international education sector• improved support...

This paper looks at the human security of students who cross national borders for the purposes of formal study.