Flinders University
Prof Malcolm Cook
Prof
Malcolm
Cook
Flinders University
http://www.flinders.edu.au/people/malcolm.cook
| Position/s: | Dean School of International Studies |
| Phone: | +61 8 82015988 |
| Email: | malcolm.cook@flinders.edu.au |
| Location: | Social Sciences South (389) |
| Postal address: | GPO Box 2100, Adelaide 5001, South Australia |
Biography
Before joining Flinders as Dean of SIS In January 2011, I was the founding East Asia program director at the Lowy Institute in Sydney where I remain a visiting fellow.
Academically, I have a joint Bachelors degree in History and International Relations from McGill University in Canada (my country of birth), a Masters Degree in International Relations from the International University of Japan and a PhD in the same discipline from the Australian National University.
I have had the opportunity of living and working in Canada, Japan, South Korea and the Philippines before moving to Australia and I enjoy working in the intersections between academia, government and media.
Teaching
Teaching interests
Asia-Pacific regionalism
Asia-Pacific security
International Political Economy
Topic Coordinator:
- INTR3007 Regional Security in the Asia-Pacific
Research and consultancy
Research interests
Asia-Pacific regionalism
Asia-Pacific security
Australian foreign policy
Japanese foreign policy
International Political Economy
Publications
Books
Cook, M., 2012. International Politics in Times of Change, New York, USA: Springer.
Cook, M., 2008. Banking Reform in Southeast Asia: The region's decisive decade, Oxon, UK: Routledge.
Book chapters
Cook, M., 2010. The Politics of Climate Change in Australia: One of the Greatest Political Challenges of Our Age. In Green Dragons: The Politics of Climate Change in Asia. Washington: Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), pp. 74-84.
Cook, M., 2008. The Regional Economy: Looking Forward by Looking Back. In Southeast Asian Affairs 2008. Singapore: ISEAS Publishing, pp. 28-42.
Cook, M., 2006. Indonesia Transforming. In Asia-Pacific and a New International Order: Responses and Options. New York: Nova Science Publishers, pp. 165-179.
Refereed journal articles
Cook, M., 2012. The Missing Ocean. Security Challenges, 8(1), 19-23.
Cook, M., 2010. Australia and Asia: The Making of a Middle Power. The Korean Journal of Security Affairs, 15(2), 115-129.
Cook, M., 2009. Japan-Australia Security Cooperation: Getting Closer, Getting Harder. The Japanese Journal of Australian Studies, 22(3), 26-31.
Cook, M., 2008. The United States and the East Asia Summit: Finding the Proper Home. Contemporary Southeast Asia, 30(2), 293-312.
Cook, M., 2005. Taiwan's Identity Challenge. The SAIS Review of International Affairs, 25(2), 83-92.
Books
Cook, M., 2012. International Politics in Times of Change, New York, USA: Springer.
Cook, M., Henirichs, R., Medcalf, R., & Shearer, A., 2010. Power and Choice: Asian Security Futures, Sydney NSW: Lowy Institute for International Policy / MacArthur Foundation.
Cook, M., 2008. Banking Reform in Southeast Asia: The region's decisive decade, Oxon, UK: Routledge.
Book chapters
Cook, M., 2010. The Politics of Climate Change in Australia: One of the Greatest Political Challenges of Our Age. In Green Dragons: The Politics of Climate Change in Asia. Washington: Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), pp. 74-84.
Lee, S., Son, K., & Cook, M., 2009. Promoting ROK Australia Security Cooperation. In 2009 Global Joint Research Project. Korea: Korea National Defence University, pp. 55-100.
Cook, M., 2008. The Regional Economy: Looking Forward by Looking Back. In Southeast Asian Affairs 2008. Singapore: ISEAS Publishing, pp. 28-42.
Cook, M., 2006. Indonesia Transforming. In Asia-Pacific and a New International Order: Responses and Options. New York: Nova Science Publishers, pp. 165-179.
Refereed journal articles
Cook, M., 2012. The Missing Ocean. Security Challenges, 8(1), 19-23.
Cook, M., 2010. Australia and Asia: The Making of a Middle Power. The Korean Journal of Security Affairs, 15(2), 115-129.
Cook, M., 2009. Japan-Australia Security Cooperation: Getting Closer, Getting Harder. The Japanese Journal of Australian Studies, 22(3), 26-31.
Cook, M., 2008. The United States and the East Asia Summit: Finding the Proper Home. Contemporary Southeast Asia, 30(2), 293-312.
Cook, M., 2005. Taiwan's Identity Challenge. The SAIS Review of International Affairs, 25(2), 83-92.
Journal articles
Bubalo, A. & Cook, M., 2010. Horizontal Asia. The American Interest, 5(5), 12-19.
Other public research outputs
Cook, M., 2011. ASEAN'S Triumph. Indo-Pacific Governance Research Centre: Policy Brief, 4, 1-5.
Cook, M., 2011. The Quiet Achiever: Australia-Japan Security Relations. Analysis, (January 2011), 1-13.
Cook, M., 2011. Globalizing in Hard Times: The Politics of Banking-Sector Opening in the Emerging World. , 1-2.
Cook, M., 2011. Making a whale out of a guppy. , (23rd May 2011), 55-55.
Cook, M., 2011. Australia and Japan: Allies in Partnership. Asia Pacific Bulletin, (101), 1-2.
Cook, M., 2010. Presentation. Staff Research Presentation - Lowy Institute.
Cook, M., 2010. Presentation and Lowy Institute.
Cook, M., 2010. New Zealand and Australia make their play in different arenas.
Cook, M., 2010. Horizontal Asia.
Cook, M., 2010. Entering Australia's age of uncertainty.
Cook, M., 2010. Cheonan Choices.
Cook, M., 2010. Cheonan Choices. Strategic Snapshots, 1-2.
Cook, M., 2010. Australia and New Zealand in Asia.
Cook, M., 2010. Australia and New Zealand in Asia. Standing together, in single file, Australian views of New Zealand and Asia.
Cook, M., 2009. The Year Ahead for Asia Pacific.
Cook, M., 2009. Research Staff Presentation. Wednesday's at Lowy.
Cook, M., 2009. Partners in a New Era. Australia and Indonesia: Parnters in a New Era.
Cook, M., 2009. Olympic afterglow fades and the global crisis plays badly for Beijing.
Cook, M., 2009. Japan delivers the goods, not China. Repeating History.
Cook, M., 2009. Toward a New order.
Cook, M., 2009. Australia and Japan: Going Global. A New Australian-Japan Agenda for Multilateral Cooperation, (April 2009), 1-18.
Cook, M., 2009. Going global.
Cook, M., 2009. With Japan now clear on change, expect a cloudier view from the south.
Cook, M., 2008. Wednesday Lunch at Lowy. Korea and Taiwan.
Cook, M., 2008. US free trade deal with Korea sets a fine template. , 75-75.
Cook, M., 2008. The Past Trumps the Future. Northeast Asia's territorial disputes.
Cook, M., 2008. Sting of climate change.
Cook, M., 2008. Rudd's Asian field of dreams: built it and they will come.
Cook, M., 2007. Wednesday Lunch at Lowy - Scholars Presentation. What will surprise us in East Asia and the South Pacific in 2007.
Cook, M., 2007. Alone in battle against volatility.
Cook, M., 2007. Howard brings home the goods from Japan Trip. Australian Financial Review.
Cook, M., 2007. The Lowy Institute Voters' Guide. East Asia and China: The Pacific Islands.
Cook, M., 2007. Wednesday's Lunch at Lowy - Panellists Presentations. Australia's international policy under the Rudd Government.
Cook, M., 2007. Wednesday Lunch at Lowy. Presentation.
Cook, M., 2007. Wednesday Lunch at Lowy - Presentations. Stuck in the middle? The economic future of Southeast Asia.
Cook, M., 2006. Mindanao: a gamble worth taking. Wednesday Lunch at Lowy - Presentation.
Cook, M., 2006. The future of the G-20.
Cook, M., 2006. The Rise of China. Wednesday lunch at Lowy - Presentation.
Cook, M., 2006. Phillippines needs help to clear out terrorists.
Professional and community engagement
Expertise for media contact
- East Asian security
- Australian foreign policy
- Japanese foreign policy
Subject/s
- APEC and ASEAN
- Japan
- Korea
