The non-publication of a book examining China’s influence in Australia is a timely reminder of the Communist Party’s growing ability to stifle public debate, Daniel Fazio writes.

From global politics to university panels, we need to find a way to get more equal representation in the formulation of public policy, Helen Sullivan writes.

North Korean studies is too important to be left to its brother state alone, Martin Weiser writes.

If children don’t have the benefit of a well-functioning pre-primary school system, late school entry could undermine their cognitive development. But there are ways policymakers can address the problem, Qihui Chen writes.

Get your policy insights out to a global audience by publishing in the Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies journal.

There is substantial room for improvement in Australia’s research collaboration with the United Kingdom, Brody Hannan writes.