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Since World War II, the United States has been Asia's benevolent hegemon. Capitals across the region-from...
With US leadership unable to guarantee peace and security in the Indo-Pacific this century, the...
Hopes of resolving the South China Sea’s bitter territorial disputes have once again proven illusory....
The centenary of the start of World War I raises a confronting question for Australia:...
Beyond being a shrewd military strategist, the ancient Chinese philosopher Sun Tzu was also a...
For the last two weeks, Canberra has been buffeted by Asia's great power politics. During...
This paper examines the human ability to expand our resource base into infinity. Given human...
Foreword The Bondi Beach attack of 14 December 2025 forced a reckoning that many Australians...
Executive summary Over the past several decades, Australian society has undergone profound economic, social, and...
The criticisms and characterisation of the 50% capital gains tax discount over many years have...
Why are Australians so much richer than New Zealanders? It’s almost an embarrassing question to...
Why is China so interested in the Pacific? After all, despite the differences in size,...
China has recently indicated that it intends to move away from an investment-driven growth strategy...
The recently concluded five-yearly congress in Beijing reaffirmed two things. First, President Hu Jintao is...
In Will China Fail? The Limits and Contradictions of Market Socialism, author John Lee takes...
Ask anyone in Western Australia whether China presents an economic risk or opportunity and there...
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Since World War II, the United States has been Asia's benevolent hegemon. Capitals across the region-from...