Australia's Security: Issues For The New Century

Australia's Security: Issues For The New Century

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Book: Fair
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Pages: Good
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As the twentieth century draws to a close and a new millennium dawns, Australia faces a complex and shifting landscape of national security challenges that demand rigorous analysis and bold strategic thinking. Australia's Security: Issues for the New Century by Gary Brown presents a comprehensive examination of the defence and foreign policy dilemmas confronting the nation, assessing threats both within the Asia-Pacific region and beyond, and interrogating the political, military, and diplomatic frameworks through which Australia must navigate an uncertain future. Published under the auspices of the Australian Defence Studies Centre at the Australian Defence Force Academy, this work carries the authority of institutional expertise and serious academic rigour. Brown argues with clarity and precision, drawing on strategic studies traditions to illuminate the enduring tensions between alliance commitments, regional engagement, and sovereign defence capability. Written at the critical juncture of a century's turning, it remains a thought-provoking reference for anyone seeking to understand the foundations of Australian strategic policy — and the questions it raises about sovereignty, security, and survival in a rapidly changing world are as urgent today as ever.

Author: Gary Brown
Format: Paperback
Published: 1994, Australian Defence Studies Centre, Australian Defence Force Academy
Genre: Australian history

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Condition remarks:
Book: Fair
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image

As the twentieth century draws to a close and a new millennium dawns, Australia faces a complex and shifting landscape of national security challenges that demand rigorous analysis and bold strategic thinking. Australia's Security: Issues for the New Century by Gary Brown presents a comprehensive examination of the defence and foreign policy dilemmas confronting the nation, assessing threats both within the Asia-Pacific region and beyond, and interrogating the political, military, and diplomatic frameworks through which Australia must navigate an uncertain future. Published under the auspices of the Australian Defence Studies Centre at the Australian Defence Force Academy, this work carries the authority of institutional expertise and serious academic rigour. Brown argues with clarity and precision, drawing on strategic studies traditions to illuminate the enduring tensions between alliance commitments, regional engagement, and sovereign defence capability. Written at the critical juncture of a century's turning, it remains a thought-provoking reference for anyone seeking to understand the foundations of Australian strategic policy — and the questions it raises about sovereignty, security, and survival in a rapidly changing world are as urgent today as ever.