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Centre for International Security Studies
Analysing security issues facing Australia, the Asia Pacific and the world
In a rapidly changing security environment we expect the unexpected and apply our expertise to regional conflicts, global events and shocks to the international order.
About us
The Centre for International Security Studies was established in 2006, along with the Michael Hintze Chair of International Security, to produce innovative research and education programs on the enduring and emerging security challenges facing Australia, the Asia-Pacific and the world.
The centre takes a multidisciplinary approach to the study of international security and draws on a wide range of skills and expertise from academics, researchers and practitioners across the University and from around the world. Our research informs debates and promotes engagement with the policy community, NGOs and the public. We work with organisations spanning policy and operations, uniquely positioning us to analyse and interpret the strategic implications of world events for governments, businesses and individuals.
Projects
- Professor James Der Derian
- Associate Professor Simon Reay Atkinson
- Honorary Professor Alison Bashford
- Dr Jonathan Bogais
- Dr Minglu Chen
- Honorary Professor Peter Curson
- Associate Professor Charlotte Epstein
- Associate Professor Justin Hastings
- Honorary Professor Peter Hayes
- Associate Professor Adam Kamradt-Scott
- Professor John Keane
- Associate Professor Megan MacKenzie
- Emeritus Professor Roy MacLeod
- Professor Iain McCalman
- Dr Gil Merom
- Professor Adam Morton
- Dr Christopher Neff
- Associate Professor Brendon O'Connor
- Associate Professor Susan Park
- Associate Professor Sarah Phillips
- Dr Melinda Rankin
- Associate Professor James Reilly
- Professor David Schlosberg
- Dr Sabine Selchow
- Professor Laura Shepherd
- Dr Aim Sinpeng
- Professor Glenda Sluga
- Dr David Smith
- Dr Frank Smith
- Professor Simon Tormey
- Professor Colin Wight
- Dr Thomas Wilkins
- Associate Professor Jingdong Yuan