'The transatlantic alliance and the larger rules-based order may not recover to a pre-2025 state. Australia’s leaders should make plans for a future in which it does not,' write @BethanyAllenEbr, Nathan Attrill and @fryan. https://t.co/x441TVUk9G
With Red Sea shipping again being disrupted my conflict, Australia needs to be ready for a future where the Cape of Good Hope becomes a prominent Indian Ocean Sea lane. Check out my report with the @PerthUSAsia
https://t.co/E6EWsE4bPe
🚨 NEW REPORT 🚨
In ‘Australian public and institutional responses to Taiwan Strait crises’, Mark Harrison et al. provide vital insights into how Australians understand and are likely to respond to crises in the Taiwan Strait.
🔖 Read it now: https://t.co/zyJJSlXtM8
Thrilled to announce that my research on SW Indian Ocean Security will be supported by Defence as part of the 2025 Strategic Policy Grants Program.
The diversion of global shipping around the Cape of Good Hope represents opportunities and risks for 🇦🇺.
https://t.co/zm5aJb5eKq
🎓 PhD Complete! Proud to graduate today from @ANU_NSC.
My research explores how the British Indian Ocean Territory was created in '65—shaping Cold War power dynamics & entrenching US hegemony.
Thanks to my @ourANU team, @SueThom4, @Rory_Medcalf & @DavidBrewster6.
100 years ago Australia was swept up in a moral panic. The explosive claim that two white women were being held hostage by Yolŋu people in the NT caused national outrage - the fact there was no evidence made little impact.
@JICHist@ANU_SDSC
https://t.co/1XRtFDf3Xm
Pleased to see my 2020 @LowyInstitute and 2024 @WarOnTheRocks papers on the Chagos sovereignty dispute permeating British parliamentary research to inform important bilateral 🇲🇺 /🇬🇧 treaty negotiations.
https://t.co/7dIKmaKmrE
For centuries Macassans visited Australia to trade with Indigenous people. Between the 1901-06 the Commonwealth reacted to this relationship, see my new open access article @AustHistAssoc@ANU_SDSC :
https://t.co/CPrhFbWsku
Justin Ryan and James Robertson (@ProgressiveALab) join @MarijaTaflaga and @markgkenny on #DemocracySausage to discuss the rise of the independent, the pressure on the two-party system and how to get the best out of democracy.
🎧🔽 https://t.co/fWR2AFumNG
Very pleased to announce my new "Defending Seabed Lines of Communication" papers with @LowyInstitute and the Australian Journal of Maritime & Ocean Affairs - supported by @SeaPowerCentre.
https://t.co/7a0S26YUNR
https://t.co/Pj9QLg2TWt
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I am glad to share that I have been chosen as a 2024-2025 Japanese Studies doctoral fellow by the @Japanfoundation. I cannot wait to visit Tokyo in September for the fieldwork for "Sea Power in the Indo-Pacific".
📢Find out how the Fraser Government managed #humanrights and strategic interests in Australia's🇦🇺 relationship with South Korea🇰🇷.
Kevin Robb's new publication available here (open access) 👇
https://t.co/7nKTT3qQCO
My thoughts for the @LowyInstitute 2024 ASEAN-Australia Special Summit:
“Tuning out the noise and bluster of the superpowers as they posture and compete for influence will allow Australia to focus on a relationship that is indispensable and unavoidable”
https://t.co/RSgdjSsDDv
As early as 1901 Australia was worried about hostile island bases in the Indian Ocean - going so far as requesting that London buy the Sub-Antarctic Kerguelen Islands from France. Check out my open access article 👇
https://t.co/3q6Z7iWgbf
It's alive! Hardbound copies of my PhD thesis Defenders of the Homeland: How Croatian 1990s Veterans Kept the Dominant War Narrative Alive sent to Maynooth University. @MaynoothHist
Australia confronts a world of trouble - my initial assessment of the looming three-front global security crisis, in tomorrow's @FinancialReview https://t.co/Ma360iPhzn
Interested in #regenag and living or working around the Northern Rivers of NSW? Or in the region on 21 November? Then this workshop on the future of regenerative agriculture in Australia is for you!
(RT's are also very welcome to get the word out!)
https://t.co/ITXlXe9bSG