Posts by AIIA VIC
Traditional donor countries can learn a lot from emerging
Traditional donor countries can learn a lot from emerging economies who are lifting millions of people out of poverty, says Erik Solheim, chairman of ...
Traditional donor countries can learn a lot from emerging economies who are lifting millions of people out of poverty, says Erik Solheim, chairman of ...
Speakers at this years AIIA Victoria International Careers
Speakers at this years AIIA Victoria International Careers Conference include: Tim Costello AO, CEO, World Vision Australia Erika Feller – Assista...
Speakers at this years AIIA Victoria International Careers Conference include: Tim Costello AO, CEO, World Vision Australia Erika Feller – Assista...
Join us for How Australia Goes to War: The lessons of the Vietnam
Join us for How Australia Goes to War: The lessons of the Vietnam Era, Thursday 8th May 2014 6:00pm to 7:30pm internationalaffairs.org.au/events/how...
Join us for How Australia Goes to War: The lessons of the Vietnam Era, Thursday 8th May 2014 6:00pm to 7:30pm internationalaffairs.org.au/events/how...
Join us on April 9 for Australia’s First Year on the Security
Join us on April 9 for Australia’s First Year on the Security Council: Was it worth it? What have we achieved? With Professor John Langmore, from th...
Join us on April 9 for Australia’s First Year on the Security Council: Was it worth it? What have we achieved? With Professor John Langmore, from th...
Have you ever wanted to volunteer overseas or work in
Have you ever wanted to volunteer overseas or work in international development? Join us on February 6 when Dimity Fifer, CEO of Australian Volunteers...
Have you ever wanted to volunteer overseas or work in international development? Join us on February 6 when Dimity Fifer, CEO of Australian Volunteers...
Over the past few decades there has been a revival of Confucianism
Over the past few decades there has been a revival of Confucianism in China. A philosophical and intellectual tradition unfamiliar to many in the West...
Over the past few decades there has been a revival of Confucianism in China. A philosophical and intellectual tradition unfamiliar to many in the West...
There are still places available at our networking tomorrow night,
There are still places available at our networking tomorrow night, Wednesday, August 21, so come along and meet with: Gary Neat - Behavioural Strateg...
There are still places available at our networking tomorrow night, Wednesday, August 21, so come along and meet with: Gary Neat - Behavioural Strateg...
Coming event at Dyason House: Information as a weapon: What role
Coming event at Dyason House: Information as a weapon: What role does Social Media Play in the Arab Spring? Would the Arab Spring have been possible ...
Coming event at Dyason House: Information as a weapon: What role does Social Media Play in the Arab Spring? Would the Arab Spring have been possible ...
Who should decide whether the Australian Defence Force should be
Who should decide whether the Australian Defence Force should be deployed into international armed conflict? Come along to Dyason House on July 3 at 6...
Who should decide whether the Australian Defence Force should be deployed into international armed conflict? Come along to Dyason House on July 3 at 6...