STRATEGIKON – On Great Australian Pods
SIA was delighted to learn that on Friday, 2 November, our podcast STRATEGIKON was showcased on Great Australian Pods. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all our …read more
STRATEGIKON receives honourable mention from The epDate
“Sage International Australia, an independent, not-for-profit think tank, aims to learn and teach people about international security and politics. This in mind, they have a podcast called STRATEGIKON dedicated to …read more
Austability: Story of an Australian Security Company (STRATEGIKON Ep 52)
John and David interview David Khandan, Executive Director of Austability. In this episode we look at this Aussie security company’s approach to a range of issues from counter-terrorism, radicalisation, cyber …read more
Russia’s Limited War Option: Vostok 2018 (STRATEGIKON Ep 51)
John & David are joined by Special Guest Prof. Julian Lindley-French as they look deep into Russia’s contemporary grand strategy. Was the fuss about Russian military exercise Vostok 2018 justified? …read more
A Postcard from Irbil (STRATEGIKON Ep 50)
John & David are joined by regular guest Prof. Albert Wolf from the American University of Kurdistan, Duhok, Iraq. Here, they discuss the fate of the KRG, Iraq’s internal politics, how …read more
SIA Intern, Ms. Krystal Buckle
We are please to announce that SIA Intern, Ms. Krystal Buckle, Student of the University of Adelaide has successfully completed her internship with SIA under the supervision of SIA Associate, …read more
A Framework for Effective Relations: Social Scientists and the Military in Operations Other than War
In this report, SIA Intern Ms. Krystal Buckle, (written under the supervision of SIA Associate David Olney), makes a persuasive argument in favour of revisiting military-social science relations following the …read more
Marginal Losses in Institutions & Systems feat. David Olney (STRATEGIKON Ep 34)
John, and Shahrezad (Shaz) in absentia, interrogate David on his theory that identifying and eliminating marginal losses from institutions and systems of public and private governance can lead to better …read more
“A Postcard from Kabul” feat. Prof Albert B. Wolf (STRATEGIKON Ep 32)
John, David and Shahrezad discuss developments in Afghanistan with Prof Albert B. Wolf, Assistant Professor in Political Science, American University of Afghanistan, Kabul. Special thanks to Ms. Zubaida Akbar, Director …read more
Hostage Negotiations – Reflecting on the Lindt Cafe Siege Inquiry
SIA Associate & Co-host of STRATEGIKON speaks to ABC Adelaide’s Ali Clarke on the difference in negotiating styles between traditional sieges and those involving terrorists. Click here to listen