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Report
Seizing the moment: outcomes of the inaugural Australia-Japan-South Korea trilateral dialogue
This report summarises the outcomes of the inaugural Trilateral Dialogue between representatives of Australia, Japan and South Korea, including major themes, debates and recommendations that emerged.
Discussion paper
Is Australia’s AUKUS submarine pathway really ‘optimal’?
The Australian Government, alongside its AUKUS partners, is implementing an ambitious and complex plan for Australia to field nuclear-powered, conventionally-armed submarines. In this paper, the authors assess whether the AUKUS Optimal Pathway is the best way forward to realise Australia’s strategic interests.
Guide
Red book, Blue book: a guide to the next US Administration
This compilation of essays by United States Study Centre researchers aims to provide a guide on what to expect from a second Biden term versus a second Trump term, as well as what to expect regardless of who takes office.
Report
Aligning values and interests: Japanese and Australian democracy support in the Pacific and Southeast Asia
This publication contains a collection of analytical essays on Japan’s and Australia’s respective approaches to geopolitics, Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, and the overlay of democracy on development and diplomacy towards those subregions.
Report
Unlocking economic security: a strategic playbook for Australia
This report analyses economic security policies used by the United States and Japan over the last century to manage the risks and opportunities of global resource flows in an interconnected and dangerous world. The report also considers the current economic security institutional structures employed by those countries, and draws a key lesson for Australia.