After Covid-19 (Part 2): National security in focus
Speakers John Coyne, Leanne Close, Marcus Hellyer and Tom Uren
How can Australia ensure our national security as we rebuild after Covid-19.
This webinar continues the conversation on ASPI’s latest publication ‘After Covid-19: Australia and the world rebuild (Volume 1)’, focusing on Australia’s national security.
As Australia considers how to rebuild and reopen, co-editor and contributing author of the publication, John Coyne, talks with contributing authors Leanne Close, Head of ASPI’s Counter-terrorism Program, Marcus Hellyer, Senior Analyst with ASPI’s Defence, Strategy and National Security Program, and Tom Uren, Senior Analyst with the International Cyber Policy Centre, about Australia’s national security with a focus on organised crime, policing, supply chain resilience, and cybersecurity. How can Australia adapt to the 'new normal' and emerging security challenges to ensure the security of its citizens?
Speakers:
John Coyne: ASPI’s Head of Strategic Policing and Law Enforcement. Head of the North and Australia’s Security, Co-Editor of ‘After Covid-19’, author of ‘Key terrain: Rethinking nation-building in northern Australia’, ‘Organised crime’.
Leanne Close: Head of ASPI’s Counter Terrorism Program, author of ‘Policing’.
Marcus Hellyer: ASPI Senior Analyst focusing on Defence economics and military capability, author of ‘Defence spending and the Australian Defence Force’, ‘Creating resilient supply chains’.
Tom Uren: ASPI Senior Analyst, ICPC, author of ‘Cybersecurity and critical infrastructure.
