Quarterly Access
Quarterly Access (QA) is the national publication of the youth networks of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. It is an entirely volunteer based publication providing opportunities for students and young professionals to publish in-depth high-quality articles on global issues of importance. We aim to help inform and foster debate amongst a new generation of leaders.
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Submissions for the next edition are due on Thursday 31st August, 2017.
Quarterly Access is an opportunity for students and young professionals to publish in-depth, high-quality articles on global issues of importance. QA is seeking original, engaging and intellectually rigorous articles that focus on international affairs and have some nexus with Australia. We accept for submission: academic essays (2000-3000 words), book reviews (500-1000 words), travel articles (1000-2000 words), feature articles (1000-2000 words), and interviews with notable figures or someone who has achieved something out of the ordinary.
Quarterly Access has a new feature called “Looking Into” focusing on the facts and prospects of a situation as it unfolds. This new section of the journal has been developed for graduates and young professionals to showcase their ability to provide concise summaries of complex situations. Email submissions with subject line “Looking Into: TOPIC“ (maximum 800 words).
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If you submit, please include a single sentence bio we can publish alongside your article. To request further information or submit an article email: quarterlyaccess@gmail.com
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Quarterly Access – July 2017
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Editorial
Nina Roxburgh, Editor-in-Chief
Looking Into: Australia’s Approach to LGBTIQ Asylum Seekers and Refugees
Jasmine Dawson
Meeting Eri Ishikawa: On Asylum Seeker Policy in Japan
Bernadette Anvia
A Path to Social Inclusion in a Multicultural Australia
Vivian Rivera
Migrant Smuggling into Malaysia: Lessons from the Andaman Sea Crisis
Elisa Solomon
Is Chinese Meritocracy the New Black? Book Review: The China Model: Political Meritocracy and the Limits of Democracy, Daniel Bell
Cait Kelly
Past issues in PDF format
Vol. 9 Issue. 3 2016 Vol 10. Issue. 1 2017
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QA Winter 2015 Volume 7 Issue 1 |
QA Spring 2015 Volume 7 Issue 2 |
 QA Autumn 2016 Volume 8 Issue 1 |
QA Winter 2016 Volume 9 Issue 1/2 |
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QA Spring 2014 Volume 6 Issue 4 |
QA Winter 2014 |
QA Autumn 2014 Volume 6 Issue 2 |
QA Summer 2014 Volume 6 Issue 1 |
 2013 QA Vol5 Issue3 |
 2013 QA Vol5 Issue2 |
 2013 QA Vol5 Issue1 |
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 2012 QA Vol4 Issue4 |
 2012 QA Vol4 Issue3 |
 2012 QA Vol4 Issue2 |
 2012 QA Vol4 Issue1 |
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 2011 QA Vol3 Issue3 |
 2011 QA Vol3 Issue2 |
 2011 QA Vol3 Issue1 |
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 2010 QA Vol2 Issue4 |
 2010 QA Vol2 Issue3 |
 2010 QA Vol2 Issue2 |
 09/10 QA Vol2 Issue1 |
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 2007 QA Vol1 Issue4 |
 2007 QA Vol1 Issue3 |
 2007 QA Vol1 Issue2 |
 06/07 QA Vol1 Issue1 |
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The team that brings you QA each quarter:
Nina Roxburgh (Editor-in-Chief)
Tamara Tubakovic (Deputy Editor)
Felicity Driver (Editor)
Alyce Hogg (Editor)
Kelly Rogan (Editor)
Finian Cullity (Editor)
Bernadette Anvia (Editor)
Alicia Sherman (Creative Editor)
Jeremy Rees (Social Media Officer)
Published January 16, 2014