Renee Jeffery

Renee Jeffery is a Professor of International Relations at Griffith University. She works on conflict, justice and human rights in the Asia-Pacific.

Ian Hall, Renee Jeffery 24 Mar 2022

Can states have strategic personalities?

Understanding Australian traits and behaviours could explain how the country works with others – and how it’s perceived.
Renee Jeffery 26 Nov 2020

Who was Hugo Grotius and what is a “Grotian world”?

The PM extols a philosopher who put moral conduct at the centre of international relations.
Renee Jeffery 9 Apr 2019

Domestic politics drive Malaysia’s abrupt global court U-turn

Politicking to protect rights of Malaysia’s hereditary rulers has dashed plans to join the International Criminal Court.
Renee Jeffery 26 Mar 2019

Taking transitional justice to Cambodia’s youth

Decades after Khmer Rouge, reparations could not be afforded to its victims. So justice is looking at Cambodia’s youth.
Renee Jeffery 5 Mar 2019

Malaysia joins the International Criminal Court

Why now, after resisting membership for more than 20 years, has Malaysia decided to ratify the Rome Statute?
Renee Jeffery 12 Feb 2019

Nepal’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission limps on

A culture of impunity has proved stubborn and entrenched.