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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760644260
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2023
Publisher: Black Inc
**Description:**
Discover the vital insights within **The New Domino Theory: Does China Really Want to Attack Australia?**, a pivotal publication from the Australian Foreign Affairs series. This comprehensive analysis delves into the profound question: How likely is a conflict between Australia and China? As China's ascent as a global superpower continues, its **territorial ambitions and geopolitical strategies** cast shadows over Australian security, politics, and society.
Authored by renowned historian James Curran, the book investigates the origins of Australia's anxieties regarding **Chinese aggression** and explores potential responses to emerging threats. The New Domino Theory reassesses traditional beliefs about China's motives, evaluating both the risks and opportunities for Australia in navigating its future foreign policy.
Contributors such as Merriden Varrall scrutinize the **conventional wisdom** guiding Australia’s stance towards China, while Margaret Simons reveals the political maneuvering behind Labor's support for AUKUS. Yun Jiang dissect’s Australia's approach to foreign interference, highlighting significant implications for national security. Additionally, Phil Orchard advocates for increased Australian engagement in addressing international justice, and Jacqui Baker examines the impacts of corruption in neighbouring Indonesia.
This volume is essential reading for anyone interested in **Australia’s foreign relations**, security issues involving China, and the regional dynamics of **Southeast Asia**. Plus, gain further insights with Correspondence from notable voices like Luke Gosling, Margaret Beavis, and Wesley Morgan.
**Delivery Information:** The New Domino Theory will be shipped promptly, ensuring you receive your copy without delay. Stay informed and prepared for the strategic challenges of the future with this important work!
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760644260
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2023
Publisher: Black Inc
Description:
Does China really want to attack Australia?
"The strategic air in Australia has for many years now resounded with the thumping talk of imminent conflict. But how likely is war with China?" JAMES CURRAN
The nineteenth issue of Australian Foreign Affairs examines China's ultimate goals as an emerging superpower, including the extent of its territorial ambitions.
The New Domino Theory looks at Australia's place in China's long-term plans and at the threat - if any - that Beijing poses to Australian security, politics and society.
James Curran explores the origins of Australia's anxiety about China and options for dealing with the threat.
Merriden Varrall looks at whether the conventional wisdom that underpins our China policy is correct.
Margaret Simons tells the inside story of how Labor came to back AUKUS.
Yun Jiang analyses Australia's approach to addressing foreign interference and its consequences.
Phil Orchard calls for Australia to play a greater role in addressing Russian war crimes in Ukraine.
Jacqui Baker examines the ongoing toll of corruption in Indonesia.
Ryan Cropp assesses Gough Whitlam's foreign policy.
PLUS Correspondence from Luke Gosling, Margaret Beavis, Wesley Morgan and more.
ISBN: 9781760644260
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2023
Publisher: Black Inc
**Description:**
Discover the vital insights within **The New Domino Theory: Does China Really Want to Attack Australia?**, a pivotal publication from the Australian Foreign Affairs series. This comprehensive analysis delves into the profound question: How likely is a conflict between Australia and China? As China's ascent as a global superpower continues, its **territorial ambitions and geopolitical strategies** cast shadows over Australian security, politics, and society.
Authored by renowned historian James Curran, the book investigates the origins of Australia's anxieties regarding **Chinese aggression** and explores potential responses to emerging threats. The New Domino Theory reassesses traditional beliefs about China's motives, evaluating both the risks and opportunities for Australia in navigating its future foreign policy.
Contributors such as Merriden Varrall scrutinize the **conventional wisdom** guiding Australia’s stance towards China, while Margaret Simons reveals the political maneuvering behind Labor's support for AUKUS. Yun Jiang dissect’s Australia's approach to foreign interference, highlighting significant implications for national security. Additionally, Phil Orchard advocates for increased Australian engagement in addressing international justice, and Jacqui Baker examines the impacts of corruption in neighbouring Indonesia.
This volume is essential reading for anyone interested in **Australia’s foreign relations**, security issues involving China, and the regional dynamics of **Southeast Asia**. Plus, gain further insights with Correspondence from notable voices like Luke Gosling, Margaret Beavis, and Wesley Morgan.
**Delivery Information:** The New Domino Theory will be shipped promptly, ensuring you receive your copy without delay. Stay informed and prepared for the strategic challenges of the future with this important work!
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760644260
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2023
Publisher: Black Inc
Description:
Does China really want to attack Australia?
"The strategic air in Australia has for many years now resounded with the thumping talk of imminent conflict. But how likely is war with China?" JAMES CURRAN
The nineteenth issue of Australian Foreign Affairs examines China's ultimate goals as an emerging superpower, including the extent of its territorial ambitions.
The New Domino Theory looks at Australia's place in China's long-term plans and at the threat - if any - that Beijing poses to Australian security, politics and society.
James Curran explores the origins of Australia's anxiety about China and options for dealing with the threat.
Merriden Varrall looks at whether the conventional wisdom that underpins our China policy is correct.
Margaret Simons tells the inside story of how Labor came to back AUKUS.
Yun Jiang analyses Australia's approach to addressing foreign interference and its consequences.
Phil Orchard calls for Australia to play a greater role in addressing Russian war crimes in Ukraine.
Jacqui Baker examines the ongoing toll of corruption in Indonesia.
Ryan Cropp assesses Gough Whitlam's foreign policy.
PLUS Correspondence from Luke Gosling, Margaret Beavis, Wesley Morgan and more.