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Padraic P McGuinness reviews Making Australia’s Foreign Policy by Allan Gyngell, Executive Director of the Lowy Institute

Jill Margo reports on Mr Frank Lowy’s speech to the Harvard Club

Padraic P McGuinness column on philanthropy and the Lowy Institute

Article comments on the role of the Lowy Institute

Jennifer Hewett reports on Mr Frank Lowy’s announcement of the establishment of the Lowy Institute

Greg Sheridan reports on Lowy Institute director Martin Indyk’s visit to Sydney

Virginia Marsh describes how the economy has achieved 13 years of uninterrupted growth and quotes Lowy Institute Executive Director Allan Gyngell.

Tony Parkinson reports on the address by Lowy Institute director Professor Bob O’Neill at the Lowy Institute conference, “Changing utterly? Australia’s international policy in an uncertain age”

The Lowy Institute for International Policy has announced the first appointments of research staff to the Institute. One of Australia's most internationally respected economists, Professor Warwick McKibbin, will become a Professorial Fellow and Dr Alan Dupont, a well-known expert in security and defence studies, will take up an appointment as Senior Fellow. Malcolm Cook, Michael Fullilove and Mark Thirlwell have been appointed as program directors respectively for the Asia Pacific region, global issues, and the international economy. A senior officer of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Anthony Bubalo, has been appointed as a Research Fellow.

Mr Frank Lowy AC today announced he would establish a research institute in international policy, based in Sydney.The Institute, to be known as the Lowy Institute for International Policy, will have ambitious goals. Its subject matter will be all those international issues - political, diplomatic, strategic, economic and social - which affect Australia and its future.

Edward Rhodes write on the Bush administration's `Pax Americana' foreign policy, with comments by Allan Gyngell