Australia-Asia-Pacific Institute (AAPI)
The Institute’s values and research practices stem from the broad research traditions of the Humanities and the Social Sciences, valuing collegiality, critical analysis, intellectual engagement and the communication of knowledge throughout the academy and beyond.
AAPI research areas and interests
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The three main areas of research are:
- social-cultural, economic, political and environmental change in Australia, Asia and the Southwest Pacific;
- Asian, Southwest Pacific and related ethnic communities within Australia and the region; and
- changing relations between Australia, Asia and the Southwest Pacific.
AAPI members are drawn from a wide range of disciplines and intellectual orientations, and seek to foster closer links between Australian, Asian and Pacific studies.
Contact us
AAPI Director
Professor Graham Seal
AAPI Research Project Officer
Dr Sue Summers
