Deterrence and Long-Range Strike: The Australian Case
The Chinese have been conducting economic and political warfare against Australia for several months. Now the…
Read More »Australia Under Attack from China: How the U.S. Can Provide a Near Term Response
The Peoples Republic of China has picked a fight with the wrong two allies, Australia and…
Read More »Ensuring Australia’s Digital Sovereignty
The concept of ‘sovereignty’ has recently gained new life in Australia and around the world. Increased…
Read More »Warning Time, Events and Crisis Management
Paul Dibb, the well-known Australian strategist, has recently published a piece with his co-author on warning…
Read More »Australia’s Evolving Pacific Strategy
In November 2018, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced his version of Australia’s ‘Pacific step-up’, which was…
Read More »One for Three, Three for One: Towards Multinational Corps Warfighting
Between April 6th and April 15th, the U.S. Army’s III Corps trained alongside the 3rd UK…
Read More »Re-crafting Australian Defence: The Impact of Reduced Warning Time
As the regional strategic situation becomes more dangerous, and with threats likely to escalate rapidly, Australia…
Read More »Events, Policy Making and Strategic Imagination
Recently, Professor Brendan Sargeant, the noted Australian strategist, gave an inaugural lecture in a new series…
Read More »Australia’s Strategic Geography
Australia has a highly capable, professional military equipped with small numbers of very complex, extremely expensive…
Read More »Enhancing South Korean Crisis Management Capabilities: The Maritime Contribution
In my last article on South Korean defense, I posed this question: How then best to…
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