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James Manicom, a PhD candidate in the School of Political and International Studies, has had a think piece published in highly influential The China Brief. Published by the Jamestown Foundation, a leading think-tank based in Washington D.C, The China Brief enjoys wide circulation among US policy-makers, intelligence and military personnel, academics, journalists, and business leaders. Manicom investigates the validity of popular claims that China and Japan are on the cusp of resolving the long-standing East China Sea territorial dispute.

New Masters Program in International Law and International Relations

LLM Class 2008 

Between 29 Feb-2 Mar, classes for the first intake of the new intensive Masters program in International Law and International Relations were held at Flinders. The program is a joint initiative of the School of Political and International Studies and the School of Law. The photo shows students with Professor Andrew Goldsmith from Law (far left) and Dr Andrew ONeil from SPIS (far right). Further information on the program is available at: http://www.flinders.edu.au/courses/postgrad/laws.htm

 

School events and activity—January 2008

Ben Habib 

Mr Benjamin Habib--a PhD candidate in the School of Political and International Studies was recently awarded first prize in the 2007 Australian Defence Business Review Magazine's Strategic Essay Competition for an essay entitled: “Another Perfect Storm? Predictors of Radical Change in North Korea”. Ben is pictured here receiving his prize from the Chief of the Defence Force, Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, and Trevor Thomas, editor-in-chief of the ADBR. The essay competition is held annually to find the best articles on forward-looking strategic issues written by Australians under the age of 35. Ben's essay will be published as an article in the fully refereed journal Security Challenges.

 

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