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Security Challenges is the only peer-reviewed journal on future security issues published in Australia.

The journal reaches a wide audience of government, corporate and academic experts and our members. It is a vehicle for innovative thinking about future challenges to the security (broadly defined) of Australia and the region.

2014 Issues

Vol.10 No.3 Competing Priorities: China, Risk and Water

Paul Dibb and John Lee
Why China Will Not Become the Dominant Power in Asia

Rick Nunes-Vaz, Steven Lord and Daniel Bilusich
From Strategic Security Risks to National Capability Priorities

Mick Ryan
After Afghanistan: A Small Army and the Strategic Employment of Land Power

Steven Paget
Old but Gold: The Continued Relevance of Naval Gunfire Support for the Royal Australian Navy

Paula Hanasz
Hydro-hegemony and Water Conflicts in South Asia

Vol.10 No.2 Security in Papua New Guinea

Matthew Allen and Rebecca Monson
Land and Conflict in Papua New Guinea: The Role of Land Mediation

Ceridwen Spark
“We only Get the Daylight Hours”: Gender, Fear and ‘Freedom’ in Urban Papua New Guinea

Gordon Peake and Sinclair Dinnen
Police Development in Papua New Guinea: The Need for Innovation

Ron J. May and Nicole Haley
The Military in Papua New Guinea: A ‘Culture of Instability’ But No Coup

Anthony J. Regan
Bougainville: Large-scale Mining and Risks of Conflict Recurrence

Stewart Firth
Security in Papua New Guinea: The Military and Diplomatic Dimensions

Joanne Wallis
Papua New Guinea: New Opportunities and Declining Australian Influence?

Vol. 10 No.1 Intelligence and Security Issues for Australia

Simon Adams

Poison Gas and Diplomacy in Syria

David Schaefer

The Information Revolution and Foreign Intelligence Assessment: New Challenges for Australia?

Shandon Harris-Hogan

The Importance of Family: The Key to Understanding the Evolution of Jihadism in Australia

Rita Parker and Jenny Stewart

Energy and Food Security: Is Australia Fragile or Resilient?

David Brewster

The India-Australia Security and Defence Relationship: Developments, Constraints and Prospects

Guy Roberts

Acknowledge and Commit, Disagree and Continue: US China Policy for the 21st Century

2013 Issues

Vol. 9 No. 4 Nuclear Policy Issues for Australia

John Carlson

The Potential for a Regional Uranium Enrichment Centre in Australia

Ramesh Thakur

Nuclear Weapons: A Progress Report

Wayne Reynolds

An Astute Choice: Anglo-Australian Cooperation on Nuclear Submarines in Historical Perspective

Paul Dibb and Richard Brabin-Smith

Australian Defence: Challenges for the New Government

Andrew Carr and Peter J. Dean

The Funding Illusion: The 2% of GDP Furphy in Australia’s Defence Debate

Sam Bateman and Quentin Hanich

Maritime Security Issues in an Arc of Instability and Opportunity

Vol 9. No. 3 Australia's Border Protection Obsession

Andrew Butcher

Diplomacy by Default? New Zealand and Track II Diplomacy in Asia

David Connery

Horizon Scanning: Enhancing Strategic Insight for National Security Policymaking Papers

John Blaxland

Game-changer in the Pacific:

Surprising Options Open Up with the New Multi-purpose Maritime Capability

Martin White

Linking National and Military Energy Security in Australia:

A Legitimate Nexus, or Political and Economic Expediency?

Derek Woolner

Drowned by Politics: Australia’s Challenges in Managing its Maritime Domain

Vol. 9 No. 2 The 2013 Defence White Paper

Peter Jennings

The Politics of Defence White Papers

Brendan Taylor

The Defence White Paper 2013 and Australia’s Strategic Environment

Michael L'Estrange

International Defence Engagement: Potential and Limitations

Benjamin Schreer

Business as Usual? The 2013 Defence White Paper and the US Alliance

Stephan Frühling

The 2013 Defence White Paper: Strategic Guidance without Strategy

Mark Thomson

Defence Funding in 2013: Means, Ends and Make Believe

Peter Leahy

The Future for Land Forces

John Blackburn

The Future for Aerospace Forces

James Goldrick

The Future for Maritime Forces

Andrew Davies

The Future Submarine Project

Desmond Ball and Gary Waters

Cyber Defence and Warfare

Nick Jans

The ‘People’ Perspective

Robert Wylie

Defence Industry and Innovation Policy

Ross Babbage

Reform in Defence? Governance, Decision-Making and Policy Formulation

Vol. 9 No. 1 The China Choice in Depth

Evelyn Goh

Power, Inertia and Choices: Advancing the Debate about China’s Rise

Jingdong Yuan

Getting China Right: America’s Real Choice

Robert Ayson

Is Minimal Order Enough? Hugh White’s Strategic Parsimony

Swaran Singh

Missing the Mosaic: Gazing Through the Prism of Asian Futures

Ralph A. Cossa

Hugh White’s The China Choice: A Critical Analysis

Hugh White

Response to Commentary on The China Choice

Crispin Rovere and Kalman A. Robertson

Australia’s Uranium and India: Linking Exports to CTBT Ratification

Andrew T. H. Tan

Singapore’s Defence Industry: Its Development and Prospects

Iain Henry

Playing Second Fiddle on the Road to INTERFET: Australia’s East Timor Policy Throughout 1999

2012 Issues

Vol. 8 No. 4 Security in the Pacific Arc (Summer 2012)

Joanne Wallis

The Pacific: From “Arc of Instability” to “Arc of Responsibility” and then to “Arc of Opportunity”?

Paul Dibb

The Importance of the Inner Arc to Australian Defence Policy and Planning

Graeme Dobell

From “Arc of Instability” to “Arc of Responsibility”

Ronald May

Papua New Guinea: Issues of External and Internal Security

Sinclair Dinnen

The Solomon Islands—RAMSI, Transition and Future Prospects

Gordon Peake

An Increased Spotlight: Australia in Timor-Leste

Brij V. Lal

Fiji: Fishing in Troubled Waters

Jack Maebuta

Peace Education and Peace-building in the Solomon Islands: Disconnected Layers

Jone Baledrokadroka

The Unintended Consequences of Fiji’s International Peacekeeping

Vol. 8 No. 3 Japan's Air and Missile Defence Surveillance System (Spring 2012)

Norifumi Namatame

Japan and Ballistic Missile Defence: Debates and Difficulties

Desmond Ball and Richard Tanter

The Transformation of the JASDF's Intelligence and Surveillance Capabilities for Air and Missile Defence

Anna Samson

A ‘Friendly Elephant’ in the Room?

The Strategic Foundations of China’s Multilateral Engagement in Asia

Claude Rakisits

Pakistan-China Bilateral Relations 2001-2011: A Deepening but Cautious Partnership

Peter Layton

An Australian National Security Strategy: Competing Conceptual Approaches

Vol. 8 No. 2 Interpreting 10 Years of Violence in Thailand's Deep South (Winter 2012)

Desmond Ball and Nicholas Farrelly

Interpreting 10 Years of Violence in Thailand’s Deep South

Leszek Buszynski

Chinese Naval Strategy, the United States, ASEAN and the South China Sea

Richard Brabin-Smith

Force Expansion and Warning Time

Will Clegg

Don’t Get Smart with Me! Sustaining the ADF in the Age of the Strategic Reform Program

Michael Evans

Centre of Gravity Analysis in Joint Military Planning and Design:

Implications and Recommendations for the Australian Defence Force

Vol. 8 No. 1 The Gillard Government's Asia White Paper (Summer 2012)

Alexander Downer

Australia and Asia

Michael L’Estrange

The Asia White Paper: Key Priorities and Some Potential Pitfalls

Andrew O’Neil

Australia’s Asia White Paper Review and the Dilemmas of Engagement

Malcolm Cook

The Missing Ocean

Kalman A. Robertson

The Legality of the Supply of Australian Uranium to India

Sandy Gordon

The Quest for a Concert of Powers in Asia

Peter J. Dean

Amphibious Warfare: Lesson from the Past for the ADF’s Future

Jane Elise Bates

ITAR Reforms: Misguided Hope for Australia’s Dual and Third Country Nationals

2011 Issues

Vol. 7 No. 4 Responsibility to Protect and Protection of Civilians (Summer 2011)

Vesselin Popovski

The Concepts of Responsibility to Protect and Protection of Civilians: ‘Sisters, but not Twins’

Ramesh Thakur

Libya and the Responsibility to Protect:

Between Opportunistic Humanitarianism and Value-Free Pragmatism

Michael G. Smith, Jeni Whalan and Peter Thomson

The Protection of Civilians in UN Peacekeeping Operations: Recent Developments

Hugh Breakey and Angus Francis

Points of Convergence and Divergence:

Normative, Institutional and Operational Relationships between R2P and PoC

Charles Sampford

A Feuerbachian Inversion:

From Sovereign Rights and Subjects Duties to Citizen Rights and State Duties

John Blaxland

Myanmar: Time for Australian Defence Cooperation

Christopher B. Roberts

Changing Myanmar: International Diplomacy and the Futility of Isolation

Vandra Harris and Aaron P. Jackson

Learning Each Other’s Language: Doctrine and AFP-ADF Interoperability

Vol. 7 No. 3 Indonesia's Foreign and Security Policy (Spring 2011)

Jamie Mackie

China, Australia and Indonesia

Donald Greenlees

Unfinished Business: Reform of the Security Sector in Democratic Indonesia

Greta Nabbs-Keller

Growing Convergence, Greater Consequence:

The Strategic Implications of Closer Indonesia-China Relations

Paula Hanasz

Easier Said Than Done: The Afghan Peace and Reintegration Program

Wilson Chun Hei Chau

Explaining China’s Participation in Bilateral and Multilateral Military Exercises

Andrew Tan

East Asia’s Military Transformation: The Revolution in Military Affairs and its Problems

Keith Hartley

Creating a European Defence Industrial Base

Vol. 7 No. 2 The Australian Army After Afghanistan (Winter 2011)

John Caligari

The Adaptive Army Post-Afghanistan: The Australian Army’s Approach Towards Force 2030

Peter Leahy

The Army after Afghanistan

James Brown

The Challenge of Innovation in the Australian Army

Andrew Davies

Capability Planning and the Future of the Australian Army

Hugh White

The Future of the Australian Army

Michael Evans

On Military Grammar: The Australian Army beyond Afghanistan

Albert Palazzo

Towards a Marine Force

John Blaxland

Refocusing the Australian Army

Derek Woolner

The Governance of Security in Australia’s Maritime Domain

Desmond Ball

China’s Cyber Warfare Capabilities

Peter Hayes and Michael Hamel-Green

Paths to Peace on the Peninsula: The Case for a Japan-Korea Nuclear Weapon Free Zone

Vol. 7 No. 1 The New Zealand Defence White Paper (Autumn 2011)

Gary Waters

The Case for a Regional Cyber Security Action Task Force

Robert Ayson

Force and Statecraft:

Strategic Objectives and Relationships in New Zealand’s 2010 Defence White Paper

Peter Greener

Preparing for an Uncertain Future:

Force Structure Implications of the New Zealand Defence White Paper 2010

Hugh White

New Zealand’s Strategic Options in the Asian Century: An Australian View

Anna Samson

The Grand Weiqi Board: Reconsidering China’s Role in Africa

Sheryn Lee

The Defining Divide: Cross-Strait Relations and US, Taiwan, China Strategic Dynamics

Daryl Morini

Paradigm Shift: China’s Rise and the Limits of Realism

2010 Issues

Vol. 6 No. 4 Asia's Great Powers and Nuclear Disarmament (Summer 2010)

Ron Huisken

Nuclear Disarmament: Pipe Dream of Policy Objective?

Benn Tannenbaum

US Political Realities in Downsizing Nuclear Arsenals

Wang Zhongchun

Seeking a Starting Point for Common Action Toward a Nuclear-Weapon-Free World

Katsuhisa Furukawa

Nuclear Arms Control and Disarmament: Views among Japan's National Security Community

Young Ho Kim

A World Without Nuclear Weapons: A South Korean View

Rajesh Basrur

India and Nuclear Disarmament

Dennis M. Gormley

Nuclear Disarmament and Russian Perceptions of US Conventional Superiority

Gary Waters

Enhancing Trilateral Security Cooperation in the Western Pacific

Vol. 6 No. 3 An Indian Sphere of Influence in the Indian Ocean? (Spring 2010)

David Brewster

An Indian Sphere of Influence in the Indian Ocean?

Toshiya Takahashi

Japanese Neo-Conservatism: Coping with China and North Korea

Matthew Hill

Chessboard or ‘Political Bazaar’?

Revisiting Beijing, Canberra and Wellington’s Engagement with the South Pacific

Robert Wylie

Defence Industry Policy 2010: The Combet Iteration

Leung Chim, Rick Nunes-Vaz and Robert Prandolini

Capability-Based Planning for Australia’s National Security

Fred Bennett

The Seven Deadly Risks of Defence Projects

Vol. 6 No. 2 The South China Sea Dispute (Winter 2010)

Peter Leahy

Shifting Priorities in National Security: More Security Less Defence

Richard Brabin-Smith

Defence and the Need for Independent Policy Analysis

Chris Michaelsen

Terrorism in Australia: An Inflated Threat

Craig Wilkinson

Defence Strategic Reform: Smart Maintenance as a Change Management Issue

Rodolfo C. Severino

ASEAN and the South China Sea

Mingjiang Li

Reconciling Assertiveness and Cooperation?

China’s Changing Approach to the South China Sea Dispute

Carlyle A. Thayer

The United States and Chinese Assertiveness in the South China Sea

Leszek Buszynski

Rising Tensions in the South China Sea: Prospects for a Resolution of the Issue

Matthew Hill

A Velvet Glove? Coercion, and the Australasian Response to the 2006 Fijian Coup

Vol. 6 No. 1 Adapting Armies: Lessons From Australia's Allies (Autumn 2010)

David Brewster

The Australia-India Security Declaration: The Quadrilateral Redux?

Chris Barrie

Doctrine or Dogma? Adapting to Deal with Counterinsurgency in the 21st Century

Daniel S. Roper and Richard L. Kiper

The Rediscovery of Doctrine: The US Army and Counterinsurgency

David Lambert

Adapting the Canadian Army Organisation: ‘Transformation’ and the Enduring Nature of Warfare

Daniel Marston

Adaptation in the Field: The British Army’s Difficult Campaign in Iraq

Stéphane Taillat

National Traditions and International Context:

French Adaptation to Counterinsurgency in the 21st Century

Benjamin Schreer

Political Constraints: Germany and Counterinsurgency

Mayang A. Rahawestri

Obama’s Foreign Policy in Asia: More Continuity than Change

Gary Waters

Kokoda Trilogy Proceedings: Tackling Security Challenges in the South Asian Crescent

2009 Issues

Vol. 5 No. 4 (Summer 2009)

Roderic Broadhurst and Lee King Wa

The Transformation of Triad ‘Dark Societies’ in Hong Kong:

The Impact of Law Enforcement, Socio-Economic and Political Change

Andrew O’Neil

Nuclear Weapons and Non-proliferation: Is Restraint Sustainable?

Kim Beazley

White Paper Then and Now: Returning to Self-Reliance as a Labor Leit-Motif

Sandy Gordon

Regionalism and Cross-Border Cooperation against Crime and Terrorism in the Asia-Pacific

Chris Hanna

Cyber Operations and the 2009 Defence White Paper:

Positioning the Australian Defence Organisation to Be Effective, Transparent and Lawful

Desmond Ball

Burma’s Nuclear Programs: The Defectors’ Story

Andrew Selth

A Reply to Des Ball: Burma’s Nuclear Programs: A Need for Caution

Vol. 5 No. 3 Irregular Forces In Counterinsurgency (Spring 2009)

Will Clegg

Irregular Forces in Counterinsurgency Warfare

Andrew Phillips

The Anbar Awakening: Can It Be Exported to Afghanistan?

Derek Woolner

Taking the Past to the Future: The Collins Submarine Project and Sea 1000

Leszek Buszynski

Emerging Naval Rivalry in East Asia and the Indian Ocean: Implications for Australia

Lawrence McNamara

Counter-Terrorism Laws and the Media: National Security and the Control of Information

Charl Crous

Human Intelligence Sources: Challenges in Policy Development

Vol. 5 No. 2 Assessing the 2009 Defence White Paper (Winter 2009)

Patrick Walters

The Making of the 2009 Defence White Paper

Allan Behm

Australian Strategic Policy and the Age of Uncertainty

Hugh White

A Wobbly Bridge: Strategic Interests and Objectives in Force 2030

Paul Dibb

Is the US Alliance of Declining Importance to Australia?

Stephan Frühling

The Missing Link: Politics, Strategy and Capability Priorities

Chris Barrie

The Defence White Paper 2009 and Australia’s Maritime Capabilities

Alan Stephens

Girt by Air

Peter Leahy

Good News for Army

Andrew Davies

Intelligence, Information Technology and Cyber Programs

Mark Thomson

Defence Funding and Planning: Promises and Secrets

Nick Jans

‘People’ Issues in the White Paper: Beware of Slip between Cup and Lip

Richard Brabin-Smith

Scientific Support to Defence Decision Making and Capability

Robert Wylie

Supplying and Supporting Force 2030: Defence Policy for Australian Industry

Stephen Bartos

Defence Governance in the Asia Pacific Century

Mark Nixon and Grant Dreghorn

Strategic Reform: More than Systems and Processes

Vol. 5 No. 1 Geopolitical Shifts in Australia's Region Towards 2030 (Autumn 2009)

Sarah Russell-Farnham

Empathy as a Combat Capability

Nick Bisley

Geopolitical Shifts in Australia’s Region Towards 2030

Jim Molan

Do You Need to Decisively Win the Information War? Managing Information on Operations in Iraq

Rory Medcalf

Australia’s Strategic Analysis Capabilities: Reaching Critical Mass

Mark Phythian

Intelligence Analysis Today and Tomorrow

Roy McDowall

The Strategic Depiction of China in Howard Government Policy from 1996-2006

Yusuke Ishihara

Partnership Adrift: Reshaping Australia-Japan Strategic Relations

Kokoda Dialogue Participant

Managing Change: Ideas for the Western Pacific’s Strategic Future

2008 Issues

Vol. 4 No. 4 Global Defence Industry and the Revolution in Military Affairs (Summer 2008)

Richard A. Bitzinger

The Revolution in Military Affairs and the Global Defence Industry: Reactions and Interactions

Peter Dombrowski and Andrew L. Ross

The Revolution in Military Affairs, Transformation and the Defence Industry

Andrew D. James

The Defence Industry and ‘Transformation’: A European Perspective

Peter Hall and Robert Wylie

The Revolution in Military Affairs and Australia’s Defence Industry Base, 1996-2006

Arthur S. Ding

China’s Revolution in Military Affairs: An Uphill Endeavour

Sugio Takahashi

Transformation of Japan’s Defence Industry? Assessing the Impact of the Revolution in Military Affairs

Chung-in Moon and Jin-Young Lee

The Revolution in Military Affairs and the Defence Industry in South Korea

Kogila Balakrishnan

Defence Industrialisation in Malaysia: Development Challenges and the Revolution in Military Affairs

Vol. 4 No. 3 (Spring 2008)

Richard Maher

Obama versus McCain: Implications for the United States-Australia Alliance

Andrew Pickford

The Rise of Agri-Powers

Kim Beazley

Operation Sandglass: Old History, Contemporary Lessons

Mark G. Stewart and John Mueller

A Risk and Cost-Benefit Assessment of Australian Aviation Security Measures

Gregory P. Gilbert

The Navy as a Force for Good: A Future Force Structure for the Australian Navy

Clinton Fernandes

The Road to INTERFET: Bringing the Politics Back In

Peter Curson

Smallpox Redux: An Australian Perspective

Robert Wylie

Facilitating Defence Trade Between Australia and the United States: A Vital Work in Progress

Vol. 4 No. 2 Australia and the Development- Security Nexus (Winter 2008)

Michael G. Smith and Jacqueline Whelan

Advancing Human Security: New Strategic Thinking for Australia

Sinclair Dinnen and Abby McLeod

The Quest for Integration: Australian Approaches to Security and Development in the Pacific Islands

Neil Greet

ADF Experience on Humanitarian Operations: A New Idea?

Hugh White

Strategic Interests in Australian Defence Policy: Some Historical and Methodological Reflections

Stephan Frühling

Golden Window of Opportunity: A New Maritime Strategy and Force Structure for the Australian Navy

Michael Evans

The Closing of the Australian Military Mind: The ADF and Operational Art

Jim Molan, Ray Funnell, Chris Barrie, Ross Thomas, and Michael Evans

The ADF and Operational Art

Rory Medcalf, Peter Nicholson, and Robert Ayson

On ‘Ripping an Arm Off’

Kokoda Trilogy Discussions 29 November- 2 December 2007

Kokoda Trilogy Proceedings: Towards an Effective Strategy for Countering Islamist Terror

Vol.4 No. 1 (Autumn 2008)

Lieutenant General P.F. Leahy

Correspondance

Alison Hickman

Assisting Strategic Analysis in an Uncertain World

Ross Babbage

Learning to Walk Amongst Giants: The New Defence White Paper

Benjamin Habib

Another Perfect Storm? Predictors of Radical Change in North Korea

Andrew Forrest

How to Be a Good Friend: China and the Australia-Japan Security Relationship

Raoul E. Heinrichs

Australia’s Nuclear Dilemma: Dependence, Deterrence or Denial?

Hugh White

The Road to INTERFET: Reflections on Australian Strategic Decisions

Concerning East Timor, December 1998-September 1999

Patrick Chisan Hew

National Effects-Based Operations: The Example of Fleet Air Defence

2007 Issues

Vol 3. No. 4 (November 2007)

Allan Behm

The Australian Intelligence Community in 2020

Desmond Ball

Rushing Headlong to Infirmity: Australian Defence Policy and Force Structure Development

Alan Stephens

The Defence of Australia and the Limits of Land Power

David Kilcullen

Australian Statecraft: The Challenge of Aligning Policy with Strategic Culture

Paul Dibb and Richard Brabin-Smith

Indonesia in Australian Defence Planning

Stephan Frühling

A New Defence White Paper: Moving On From The Five Circles?

Michael Evans

Towards an Australian National Security Strategy: A Conceptual Analysis

Peter Grabosky and John McFarlane

The Potential of Crime to Undermine Australia’s National Security

Vol. 3 No. 3 National Security Choices for Australia's Next Government (August 2007)

Robert Wylie

Introduction: National Security Choices for Australia’s Next Government

Allan Behm

The Need for an Australian National Security Strategy

Rory Medcalf

Strategic Roles Beyond the Paramount Area: Asia Northeast and West

Ross Cottrill

The United States Alliance

Sandy Gordon

Intelligence and Policy in the New Strategic Environment

James Renwick

Counter-Terrorism and Australian Law

Ross Babbage

Four Key Defence Capability Challenges

John McFarlane

The Thin Blue Line: The Strategic Role of the Australian Federal Police

Sam Bateman

Securing Australia’s Maritime Approaches

Christian Enemark

Health Security Challenges: Biological Weapons and Pandemic Influenza

Stephan Frühling

Balancing Australia’s Strategic Commitments

Vol. 3 No. 2 (June 2007) Defence Industry Policy

Jacques S. Gansler

US Defence Industry Policy

Keith Hartley

The Economics of the UK Defence Industrial Strategy

Stefan Markowski and Robert Wylie

The Emergence of European Defence and Defence Industry Policies

Robert Wylie

A Defence Policy for Australian Industry: Are We There Yet?

Roland L. Trope and Monique Witt

Allies at Sixes and Sevens: Sticky Issues in Australian - US Defence Trade Controls

Damien Kingsbury

Peace Processes in Aceh and Sri Lanka: A Comparative Assessment

Michael Lankowski

Optimising the Australian - US Strategic Partnership for 2015

Vol. 3, No. 1 (February 2007) A Rising China

Simon Moffat

Globalisation, Terrorism and Cosmopolitan Australia

Benjamin Zala

Asia-Pacific: The New Nuclear Fault Line?

Alexandra Jones

Responding to the Rise of China

Nicholas Taylor

China as a Status Quo or Revisionist Power? Implications for Australia

Cherie Canning

Pursuit of the Pariah: Iran, Sudan and Myanmar in China’s Energy Security Strategy

James Manicom

Near-term Instability in the Taiwan Strait? Nationalist Constituencies in the PRC and Cross-Strait Stability

Carlyle A. Thayer

The Five Power Defence Arrangements: The Quiet Achiever

Keith Thomas and Steve Bell

Competing for the Best and Brightest: Recruitment and Retention in the Australian Defence Force

2006 Issues

Vol.2 No.3 (October 2006)

Candace Karp

Leading By Example: Australia’s Reconstruction Task Force and the NGO Civil-Military Relationship in Afghanistan

Patrick M. Cronin

Challenges for US Alliance Management in the Western Pacific

Peter Cozens

Some Reflections on Notions of Defence and the Use of Armed Force: A Perspective from New Zealand

Robert Ayson

When Cooperation Trumps Convergence: Emerging Trends in Australia-New Zealand Defence Relations

Derek Quigley

The Evolution of New Zealand Defence Policy

Zhivan Alach

New Zealand’s Future Defence Force: Change or Stagnation?

Sam Bateman

Assessing the Threat of Maritime Terrorism: Issues for the Asia-Pacific Region

Leszek Buszynski

Japan’s Security Policy in the Koizumi Era

Vol. 2 No. 2 (July 2006)

Stephanie Koorey

The UN Small Arms Control Process: What if this is as good as it gets?

Anna Powles

Mission Creep: Statebuilding from Honiara to Dili

Robert Wylie

Defence Industry Policy and Defence Accountability

Robert Ayson

Understanding Australia's Defence Dilemmas

David Beveridge

Australia's Future Threat Space: Strategic Risks & Systemic Vulnerabilities

Ian Dudgeon

Intelligence Support to the Development and Implementation of Foreign Policies and Strategies

Joanne Wallis

A 'helpem fren' in need... Evaluating the Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands

Robert H. Anderson

Threats to the Australian Economy from Information Technology / Communication System Collapse

Bhumitra Chakma

Pakistan's Nuclear Doctrine and Command and Control System: Dilemmas of Small Nuclear Forces in the Second Atomic Age

Vol. 2 No. 1 Effects-Based Strategy (April 2006)

Anthony Forestier

Effects-Based Operations: An Underpinning Philosophy for Australia's External Security?

Ross Babbage

Next Generation Strategy: Is Effects-Based Strategy Worth Pursuing?

Ed Smith

Effects-Based Operations

Justin Kelly and David Kilcullen

Chaos Versus Predictability: A Critique of Effects-Based Operations

Guy Duczynski

Effects-Based Operations between Australia and the United States: Achieving Interoperability at the Strategic Level through Shared End-States

Alan Stephens

Strategy with Style: Effects-Based Planning

Gary Waters

The Strategic Value of Information in Effects-Based Operations

Peter Nicholson

Effects-Based Strategy: Operations in the Cognitive Domain

David B. Lazarus

Effects-Based Operations and Counterterrorism

Joshua H. Ho

Waging Effects-Based Operations

David Connery

Effects-Based Approaches and Australia's Security: Headed for the 'Too Hard Basket'?

2005 Issues

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2005)

John Edwards

Global Economic Threats to Australia: Been There, Done That

Christian Enemark

The Bird Flu Menace in East Asia

Marc Grossman

The Tsunami Core Group: A Step toward Transformed Diplomacy in Asia and Beyond

Candace Karp

Securing Afghanistan: A Step towards Successful State Building?

Brendan Taylor

Towards Hegemony? Assessing China's Asian Ambitions

Sandy Gordon

Re-shaping Australian Intelligence

Aurelia George Mulgan

Japan's Defence Dilemma

Damien Kingsbury

A Mechanism to End Conflict in Aceh

Joseph M. Siracusa

The ANZUS Treaty Revisited

Dylan Kissane

2015 and the Rise of China: Power Cycle Analysis and the Implications for Australia

James D. Stratford

Strategic Culture and the North Korean Nuclear Crisis: Conceptual Challenges and Policy Opportunities

Jan Stupl and Götz Neuneck

High Energy Lasers: A Sensible Choice for Future Weapon Systems?

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