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A delicate issue: Asia's nuclear future
Monday, 14 December 2009

The world stands on the cusp of a new era in nuclear relations—one in which Asia is likely to become the dominant influence on global nuclear arrangements. The old, bilateral nuclear symmetry of the Cold War is giving way to new mult...

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After the GFC: Australia and the Chimerica challenge
Thursday, 17 September 2009

This Strategy report provides an indepth Australian perspective on the global financial crisis (GFC) and its consequences. How China and the US behave as they come out of the financial crisis will have global ramifications, but in few places are the stakes higher than in Australia.

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The human tide: An Australian perspective on demographics and security
Monday, 29 June 2009

This report, authored by Mark Thomson, looks at demographics and security from an Australian perspective.The economic and demographic transition of countries from poverty to prosperity has been a driving force of history over the past two centuries, and is set to rem...

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Sea change: Advancing Australia's ocean interests
Wednesday, 18 March 2009

Australia claims jurisdiction over more of the earth than any other country—around 27.2 million square kilometres or 5% of the planet, ahead of Russia and the US. Of this, our maritime domain is around 4% of the planet’s oceans. This Strategy, authored by Sam Bateman and Anthony Bergin,...

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Global jigsaw: ASPI's strategic assessment 2008
Friday, 24 October 2008
Written by Rod Lyon and Christine Leah, the Assessment argues that Australia will increasingly have to find its security in a world of power shifts and greater interconnectedness. Despite its current financial difficulties, the US will remain the world’s strongest power. But we are witnessing a gradual ...
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