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Special Report Issue 33 - The Pakistani surge: The way forward for counter-insurgency in Pakistan
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Friday, 2 July 2010
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This paper examines the recent progress in, and challenges to, Pakistan’s counter-insurgency strategy and advances four main recommendations on how to make international support to Pakistan effective and worthwhile. The author of this Special Report is Mr Haider Mullick, a Fellow at the US Join...
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Special Report Issue 32 - A case for collaboration: Enhancing the development outcomes of Australian resource companies' operations overseas
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Thursday, 10 June 2010
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ASPI and the Foundation for Development Cooperation (FDC) convened an Independent Task Force to consider the development impact of Australia’s resource companies operating overseas, and the relationship between these companies’ operations and Australia’s international policy. This paper is the o...
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Special Report Issue 31 - Naval gazing: The future of Australia's naval shipbuilding and repair sector
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Monday, 31 May 2010
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This report presents a range of views on the future of Australia’s naval shipbuilding and repair industry. ASPI asked a range of government and industry players for their views, and their responses form the first section of this report. Papers are by Andrew Davies, Defence Materiel Organisation (DM...
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Special Report Issue 30 - Australian defence policy assessment 2010
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Wednesday, 21 April 2010
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This Special Report provides an overall assessment of Australian defence policy. In three separate essays, the report analyses Australian declaratory policy, the force structure that emerges from the paper, and defence finances. The authors are Rod Lyon, Andrew Davies and Mark Thomson.
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Special Report Issue 29 - Nuclear weapons: Arms control, proliferation and nuclear security
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Thursday, 11 March 2010
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The nuclear arms control agenda currently enjoys a prominence that it has not had since the first half of the 1990s. This report, authored by Rod Lyon, explores a range of issues, including President Obama’s Prague commitments, the looming Global Nuclear Security Summit, and the scheduled Nonproliferation Tr...
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