Rosita Dellios

Associate Professor
Co-ordinator International Relations

BA, PhD (Deakin)

Her research interests are China’s defence and foreign policies; East Asian regionalism; and an exploration of a new ‘mandalic’ regionalism shaped by globalisation. The last of these comprises original research in which she investigates globalisation through the development of a mandala model for international relations. To this end, she has published numerous articles, and engages in research with her colleagues in the Centre for East-West Cultural and Economic Studies, of which she is a founding member.

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• Barcelona's Casa Asia
• Burmese and Thai esoterica: From the golden pagoda of Shwedagon to the sacred sites of Nakhon Si Thammarat
• China and India: New Mandalas of Power in 21st Century Geopolitics
• China and the European Union: Potential Beneficiaries of Bush’s Global Coalition
• China's space program: A strategic and political analysis
• China-United States relations: The new superpower politics
• Chinese strategic culture: Part 1 - The heritage from the past
• Chinese strategic culture: Part 2 – Virtue and power
• Cultural and Political Contexts for the Future of World Trade
• Cultural Heat in Yunnan
• Daoist perspectives on Chinese and global environmental management
• Economic globalisation and the 'Mandate of Heaven'
• Foreign policy directions in the post-Deng era
• Globalisation and the mandala: Software for the millennium
• Global politics with Chinese characteristics
• Governance in 21st century China: What would Confucius say?
• "How may the world be at peace?": Idealism as realism in Chinese strategic culture
• India looks East and China looks everywhere
• Mandala-building in international relations as a paradigm for peace
• Mandala: from sacred origins to sovereign affairs in traditional Southeast Asia
• Mandalas of security
• One culture two systems: a cultural approach to Inter-Chinese politics
• Qufu: A civilisation centre of Northern China
• Strategic powers in a post-September 11, post-American world: The European Union and China
• The future of development and development of the future
• The rise of China as a global power
• The state as a work of art
• Trading ideas on the Mekong
• Turkey and China: a study in symmetry
• Turkey’s FDI policy and Chinese direct foreign investment in Turkey: some economic and management implications