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Asialink

Research & Policy

Asialink has wide access to academic, government, business, diplomatic and regional networks

Strong engagement across these sectors provides Asialink with the most comprehensive and reliable intelligence on key issues facing Australia and the Asia Region.  This ‘thought-leadership’ is shared through national and international events, the Asialink Essays series, and reports and publications.

Asialink Commissions, April 2011, Professor Tony Milner, Dato’ Dr Mahani Zainal Abidin, H.E. Miles Kupa    


Through Asialink’s research and policy programs Australians gain access to what the region is thinking on shared regional challenges.
As well as being a leading provider of national and international policy forums for business, government, academia and the broader community, Asialink also hosts more intimate Track Two gatherings on an annual basis. It is Asialink’s aim to stimulate debate, provide increased Australia-Asia understanding, and promote deeper engagement with the Asian region.
Asialink Commissions, April 2011, Ms Jenny McGregor, Dato’ Dr Mahani Zainal Abidin, H.E. Miles Kupa, His Royal Highness Raja Dr Nazrin Sultan Azlan Shah
    


Asialink’s many dialogues bring together key decision makers to share perspectives, generate new ideas and analyse policy options.
The Asialink Conversations and ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Dialgoues examine issues and challenges arising as Australia becomes more deeply engaged in the Asian region. In 2011, the Asialink Commissions, a new initiative designed to jointly investigate critical issues with regional specialists, was piloted.
Group shot with His Royal Highness Raja Dr Nazrin Sultan Azlan Shah outside the Istana Perak    


The Asialink Commissions will further extend Asialink’s contribution to policy formation and public debate.