Terrorism
Conference paper
Expeditionary warfare in the age of global terrorism: a critical assessment of Britain's war against Al Qaeda
This paper seeks to explain the reasons for the failure of the war against Al Qaeda so far, but looks at this debate from the perspective of the British rather than the American experience of the war on terror.
Literature review
Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) literature review
This report consists of a literature review and analysis of the existing research concerning countering violent extremism.
Report
Financing of terrorism: risks for Australia
This paper presents information on the environments in which the financing of terrorism have taken place in recent years and the trajectory of financing of terrorism risk which is likely to emerge for Australia and globally in the years ahead.
Discussion paper
Homeward bound: Australia's new counter-terrorism white paper
The February 2010 release of the Rudd government's Counter-Terrorism White Paper: Securing Australia - Protecting our Community, is an important milestone in Australia's evolving national security policy framework. This Policy Analysis offers some ideas on the elements of a more comprehensive counter-terrorism strategy. Image: 'APEC Sydney, Australia 2007', Rusty Stewart / Flickr
Discussion paper
Understanding the al-Shabaab networks
The Australian Government on 21 August 2009 officially listed the al-Shabaab group as a terrorist organisation. This paper examines the danger posed by the Somali-based group, and concludes that we are likely to see an increase in Westernised Muslims appearing on the battlefield in Somalia. Eventually we will see some of these men come home...