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23 Jul 2013
Blogs and blogging
Tuesday links: AQAP, arctic ships, China forecasts, Egypt, Japan and more

Sam Roggeveen
23 Jul 2013
Australia in the World

Asia and Pacific
Kevin Rudd, you're not a good friend of PNG

Guest Blogger
22 Jul 2013
Australia in the World

Asia and Pacific
Rudd's PNG solution will work, but it isn't right

Guest Blogger
22 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific
Michael Hayden reveals true scale of US-China intelligence competition

Rory Medcalf
22 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific
China links: PLA reform, finance reform, corruption, infrastructure and more

Sam Roggeveen
22 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific
Japan: Back to the future

Malcolm Cook
22 Jul 2013
Australia in the World

Asia and Pacific
Boats, aid and the art of the possible

Guest Blogger
19 Jul 2013
Friday funny: German sense of humour

Sam Roggeveen
19 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific
Reader riposte: US 'all in' for the rebalance?

Guest Blogger
19 Jul 2013
West Asia
India links: School lunch tragedy, FDI, caste prejudice, China and more

Sam Roggeveen
19 Jul 2013
Are robots killing jobs?

Sam Roggeveen
19 Jul 2013
Rebalance: Biden says America 'all in'

Sam Roggeveen
19 Jul 2013
Blogs and blogging
Friday links: Streets of Tehran, Pew survey, Aussies in Syria and more

Sam Roggeveen
18 Jul 2013
Why foreign land acquisition is good for Australia

Guest Blogger
18 Jul 2013
Movie trailer: The Fifth Estate

Sam Roggeveen
18 Jul 2013
Syrian tit-for-tat in Lebanon

Rodger Shanahan
18 Jul 2013
Australia in the World

West Asia
Food security and Australian land

Guest Blogger
18 Jul 2013
Reader riposte: Churchill's Anglosphere

Guest Blogger
17 Jul 2013
Just what is the Anglosphere?

Sam Roggeveen
17 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific
Whaling debate redux

Sam Roggeveen
17 Jul 2013
Development links: IKEA shelter, refugee data, HIV in Vietnam and more

Stephanie Dunstan
17 Jul 2013
Welcome to new readers

Sam Roggeveen
17 Jul 2013
China's evolving naval strategy

Sam Roggeveen
17 Jul 2013
West Asia
The coming Afghanistan mess

Sam Roggeveen
17 Jul 2013
Climate change
Abbott's 'so-called' carbon market

Sam Roggeveen
16 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific
Interview: 'How Asia Works' part III

Sam Roggeveen
16 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific
Why does China still receive foreign aid?

Guest Blogger
16 Jul 2013
West Asia
Israeli film festival, Sydney

Sam Roggeveen
16 Jul 2013
Rudd rides the PNG tiger economy

Jenny Hayward-Jones
16 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific
China: What about the workers?

Stephen Grenville
16 Jul 2013
Australia in the World
Foreign policy: Wonks are not in charge

Sam Roggeveen
15 Jul 2013
Australia in the World

Asia and Pacific
The 'win-win' New Zealand-Taiwan FTA

Malcolm Cook
15 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific
China links: Democracy, Osnos, carbon trading, China Dream and more

Sam Roggeveen
15 Jul 2013
West Asia
The world's most dangerous road

Sam Roggeveen
15 Jul 2013
Public health: Some promising news from Timor

Guest Blogger
15 Jul 2013
Short film: The Flying Man

Sam Roggeveen
15 Jul 2013
G20
G20: Rudd should go because it's important

Guest Blogger
12 Jul 2013
Friday funny: Beijing state of mind

Sam Roggeveen
12 Jul 2013
Australia in the World

Asia and Pacific
Background for Rudd's PNG visit

Stephanie Dunstan
12 Jul 2013
Wall on Wall in Berlin

Sam Roggeveen
12 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific

West Asia
India links: Food security, Bhutan, corruption, Australia, social media, Pakistan and more

Guest Blogger
12 Jul 2013
Asia and Pacific
Interview: 'How Asia Works' part II

Sam Roggeveen
12 Jul 2013
Reader riposte: Rudd, SBY and those boats II

Guest Blogger
12 Jul 2013
West Asia
Gulf states: The money or the vote?

Rodger Shanahan
12 Jul 2013
Australia in the World

Climate change
Rudd should scrap, not hasten, EU carbon linkage

Guest Blogger
11 Jul 2013
Australia in the World
Reader riposte: More on higher education bias

Guest Blogger
11 Jul 2013
West Asia
Freelancing in Syria

Sam Roggeveen
11 Jul 2013
Global growth gloom: Let's calm down

Stephen Grenville
11 Jul 2013
Interview: Author of 'How Asia Works'

Sam Roggeveen

Last month Marginal Revolution blogger Tyler Cowen described Joe Studwell's How Asia Works: Success and Failure in the World's Most Dynamic Region as 'perhaps my favourite economics book of the year'. I decided to see what the fuss was about.
11 Jul 2013
Australia in the World

Asia and Pacific
Asylum seekers and Konfrontasi

Sam Roggeveen