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Strategic Insights 59 - Vietnam’s strategic trajectory: from internal development to external engagement
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Thursday, 28 June 2012
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This paper by Le Hong Hiep analyses Vietnam’s strategic trajectory over the past two decades, with an emphasis on its relations with China and the US, its policies on the South China Sea dispute, and the implications for regional players. The paper provides an overview of the rationales and mechanisms of Vietnam&...
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Strategic Insights 58 - India’s rise as an Asia–Pacific power: rhetoric and reality
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Monday, 7 May 2012
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India’s emergence as an Asian power—and eventually perhaps as an Asia–Pacific power—has wide implications for the region and consequently for Australia. This paper, authored by Dr Sandy Gordon, considers those implications as they relate to three closely related areas: the restraints that a...
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Strategic Insights 57 - Mind the gap: getting serious about submarines
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Thursday, 19 April 2012
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The Defence White Paper of 2009 promised to deliver Force 2030, which had as its centrepiece a force of twelve new highly capable long range submarines. That’s not going to happen. One way or another, Force 2030 will have a submarine fleet that is a compromise on the original vision. This paper, written by Andrew...
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Strategic Insights 56 - Trade, investment and Australia’s national security...or how I learned to stop worrying and love Chinese money
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Wednesday, 18 April 2012
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Times are relatively good for Australia. While the rest of the developed world grapples with crippling debts and the most pervasive economic malaise since the Great Depression, Australia enjoys the warm glow of low public debt, 5% unemployment and the prospect of 'trend' economic growth. While many fa...
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Strategic Insights 55 - Beyond Af-Pak: Australia's long-term interests in Pakistan
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Friday, 2 March 2012
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Australia’s engagement with Afghanistan and Pakistan has been energised by the idea that their fates are ‘inextricably linked’. But a clear articulation of the hierarchy of Australian strategic interests in those two countries has been missing. In public debate, the Australian Government has tended...
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