Indo-Pacific Analysis Brief Vol 57 Forging innovative partnerships: Australia-India cooperation for climate development and security in the Pacific November 2025By Ambika Vishwanath Ambika is a Principal Research Fellow at La Trobe Asia and the Founder Director of Kubernein Initiative in India. She is a geopolitical expert and works at the intersection of emerging security challenges, […]
Emerging Voices Volume 3 Financing a sustainable ocean economy: lessons from Seychelles August 2024 Angelique Pouponneau is a lawyer in the Seychelles, PhD candidate at the University of Malta, Islands and Small States Institute, and Senior Associate at the University of New South Wales Centre for Sustainable Development Reform. She holds an LLM in Environmental […]
Explainer Series Climate ChangeMigration Published: 1 July 2024 This guide is provided as part of the Perth USAsia Centres ‘explainer series’ and is intended for education purposes. It is free to use and share but attribution to the Perth USAsia Centre is required. What is climate change migration? ↗ Climate change migration describes people being […]
The Centre at 10 Series An insecure future: Climate change-related disaster management in the Indo-Pacific November 2023By Kate Clayton The Indo-Pacific is the most climate-affected region on the planet. It is home to the world’s fastest-sinking city (Jakarta) and country (Kiribati), and the World Bank estimates that by 2050 the Indo-Pacific will have up to 90 million […]
Maximising the Korea-Australia low emissions partnership By Lara Coleman, Research Intern Low emissions technologies have been at the forefront of global climate mitigation agendas, as countries attempt to reduce emissions while promoting economic growth. This is particularly true for Korea, which has emerged as a leader in low emissions technology manufacturing. Australia has strengths that […]
Green Building Blocks: Quad-South Korea Cooperation on Climate Infrastructure By James Bowen This chapter was written by Policy Fellow James Bowen as part of the German Marshall Fund’s policy paper, ‘Building a Quad-South Korea Partnership for Climate Action‘, published in July 2022. Climate change and infrastructure demand are two of the most pressing, and highly interrelated, global challenges. Advanced […]
How Geopolitics Will Drive Post-COP26 Climate Action By James Bowen The following article is based on remarks given at a climate change dialogue hosted by India’s Council for Strategic and Defense Research on 8 December 2021. International Climate Action The Glasgow Climate Change Conference (COP26) can be considered a failure from the singular perspective that […]
Southeast Asian climate threats are Australia’s concern By Lachlan Melsom, Research Intern Leaders from 200 countries will meet at the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow in late October to discuss plans to limit global warming. An issue of critical importance to Australia in this context, but often overlooked, is what […]