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At times, issues of international or national importance do not fit under the Economics, Education, Indigenous and Foreign Affairs programs. The publications and commentary related to non-program issues can be found here, as well as work from past programs such as Health and Aging.

Reflecting Back: John Howard and Alexander Downer on Power, Alliances and Australia
John Howard OM AC, Tony Parkinson, Alexander Downer, Michael StutchburyFebruary 5, 2026
Drawing on their experience during the Howard government, Alexander Downer and former Prime Minister John...
NEXT50 Series: Strengthening Australia with Angus Taylor
Angus Taylor, Michael StutchburyJanuary 16, 2026
Join us on Monday, 16 February at CIS for a lunch forum with Angus Taylor...
Alexander Downer: Leadership Between Allies and the Region
Alexander Downer, Michael Stutchbury, Tony ParkinsonDecember 12, 2025
Join us for the book launch of A Step to the Right: The Life and...
2025 CIS Members Christmas Soireé
October 29, 2025
CIS invites you to celebrate the festive season with fellow CIS members!...
2025 Neville Kennard Address: The Dire Plight of the Mainstream Right
Andrew NeilOctober 27, 2025OP210

This is an edited version of the speech given to the 2025 CIS Consilium event...

2025 John Bonython Lecture: The Axis of Autocracy – New World Disorder
Andrew NeilOctober 16, 2025OP209
Far from it being the end of history, the story of this century so far...
Population Growth: Curse or Blessing?
Peter T. BauerMay 7, 1990OP28

Population growth is widely regarded as self-evidently a cause of poverty and backwardness in Third...

Welfare State or Constitutional State?
Suri RatnapalaMay 3, 1990PM15

In this contribution to the CIS Social Welfare Research Program, Suri Ratnapala, Lecturer in Law...

Are We Winning?
Antonio MartinoMay 1, 1990OP29

Although classical liberal ideas are at present in the ascendancy, there is no guarantee that...

The Third World Debt Crisis: Can’t Pay or Won’t Pay?
Peter T. BauerMarch 13, 1990OP31

In this Occasional Paper, Lord Bauer questions the widely held belief that debt service is...

The Ethics of Economic Freedom
Herbert GierschMarch 3, 1989OP24

An economic order is always based on a certian set of moral principles. This applies...

The Crisis in Law
Norman BarryJanuary 6, 1989OP23

In this Occasional Paper, Professor Norman Barry argues that the current crisis in the law...

Steep learning curve for all
June 30, 2006The Australian

Federal Minister for Indigenous Affairs Mal Brough has placed responsibility for school attendance squarely with...

Little is fair in regulating taxi fares and licences
Krystian SeibertJune 30, 2006The Australian Financial Review

Through all the market reforms of the 1990s, examples of taxi market deregulation in Australia...

The Rise of the Opinionators
Peter SaundersJune 17, 2006The Australian

It used to be the case that, if you knew what somebody did for a...

Growth in Labor support: it’s academic
Peter SaundersJune 17, 2006The Australian

It used to be the case that, if you knew what somebody did for a...

Polies teach us to pick our own pockets
Peter SaundersJune 2, 2006The Age

Victorian families, rejoice! As a result of John Brumby’s latest budget, all parents in the...

For decision on childcare mum’s (or dad’s) the word
Peter SaundersJune 1, 2006The Canberra Times

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has found that one-third of children in formal child care...

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