International relations
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Foreign relations
Report
Chips, subsidies, security, and great power competition
The author of this report argues that rising government subsidies to industry in the big world economies, and the entanglement of national security and commercial motives, pose difficult policy issues for countries such as Australia, which cannot match the subsidies provided by the great powers.
Discussion paper
What does it look like for Australia to be a ... strategic partner on women, peace and security with the Pacific
Recognising that the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda is not an add-on to the security agenda, but is intrinsic to it, this paper suggests that there is scope for Australia to progress genuine partnership with the Pacific and support these efforts through greater collaboration.
Report
Smooth sailing? How Australia, New Zealand and the United States partner in—and with—the Pacific islands
The authors of this report argue that Australia, New Zealand and the United States should help create an ASEAN-style forum for Pacific Island nations to discuss security and manage geopolitical challenges.
Report
Breaking the barriers: reforming US export controls to realise the potential of AUKUS
This report argues that for AUKUS to fully deliver on its promise, significant reforms to the United States' export controls are required to make these more material in their application, and positively discriminatory in favour of AUKUS countries.
Book
Indian Ocean futures: prospects for shared regional success
With expert contributions from 20 international leaders and academics, this publication casts an eye across the dynamics of the Indian Ocean region, exploring the proposition there is real scope to develop the collective prosperity, sustainability and connectivity of the region.