Australia’s strategic outlook: a paradigm shift

Australia’s strategic outlook: a paradigm shift

The 2016 Australian defence white paper is a curtain-raiser for the strategic path that Canberra is set to undertake in the next two decades. That path will include enhancing the alliance with the United States, including facilitating a greater US military presence in the South-west Pacific and incr...

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Veröffentlicht in:New Zealand international review 2016-05, Vol.41 (3), p.11-14
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Competition
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Geopolitics
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Geopolitics
Government policy
International relations
Military policy
National security
Policy making
Security, International
Uncertainty
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