The West is in deep trouble. As a geopolitical entity, a model of economic success, a cultural and moral ideal, and as a superior form of governance the West seems to have lost its way. The leadership of the free world by the United States is now fraught with uncertainty. In America, and much of Europe, ultranationalist populism is leading to more inward-looking and protectionist policies. The growing rejection of the benefits of economic globalisation now risk more confrontational trade policies between nation states. In this Centre of Gravity Paper, Emeritus Professor Paul Dibb brings a lifetime of experience as both policy maker and scholar to examine these concerning global changes and identify what this means for Australia.This report ...
Australian defence policy sits at a crossroads. For over seventy years the 'Lucky Country's strategi...
This presentation explains a new complexity in the Asia-Pacific region which portends a greater rang...
This paper examines the key drivers shaping Australia’s role as a middle power in an era of intensif...
The West is in deep trouble. As a geopolitical entity, a model of economic success, a cultural and m...
This paper explores the strategic challenges confronting Australia as shifting power balances in Asi...
'Australia and the global economy' is a timely text which re-examines the importance of internationa...
This paper initially sketches the key strands of the globalisation debate and highlights those eleme...
Australia faces a complex set of dilemmas in foreign, defence, and economic policy. Australian gover...
This paper analyses the current state and trends in Australia’s foreign economic relatio...
In this inaugural Melbourne Asia Policy Paper, Professor Paul Dibb of Australian National Unversity ...
The current notion rampant throughout the world today is that the worst of the Global Financial Cris...
This chapter reviews Australia’s economic history and considers how its policies can meet the contem...
Outlines changes in Australian economic policies that have occurred in recent decades in response to...
[Extract] Australia and the rest of the world find themselves in deeply challenging times. With the ...
In December 1988, as part of Australia's Bicentennial activities, the Strategic and Defence Studies ...
Australian defence policy sits at a crossroads. For over seventy years the 'Lucky Country's strategi...
This presentation explains a new complexity in the Asia-Pacific region which portends a greater rang...
This paper examines the key drivers shaping Australia’s role as a middle power in an era of intensif...
The West is in deep trouble. As a geopolitical entity, a model of economic success, a cultural and m...
This paper explores the strategic challenges confronting Australia as shifting power balances in Asi...
'Australia and the global economy' is a timely text which re-examines the importance of internationa...
This paper initially sketches the key strands of the globalisation debate and highlights those eleme...
Australia faces a complex set of dilemmas in foreign, defence, and economic policy. Australian gover...
This paper analyses the current state and trends in Australia’s foreign economic relatio...
In this inaugural Melbourne Asia Policy Paper, Professor Paul Dibb of Australian National Unversity ...
The current notion rampant throughout the world today is that the worst of the Global Financial Cris...
This chapter reviews Australia’s economic history and considers how its policies can meet the contem...
Outlines changes in Australian economic policies that have occurred in recent decades in response to...
[Extract] Australia and the rest of the world find themselves in deeply challenging times. With the ...
In December 1988, as part of Australia's Bicentennial activities, the Strategic and Defence Studies ...
Australian defence policy sits at a crossroads. For over seventy years the 'Lucky Country's strategi...
This presentation explains a new complexity in the Asia-Pacific region which portends a greater rang...
This paper examines the key drivers shaping Australia’s role as a middle power in an era of intensif...