Policy Options Papers offer concise evidence-based recommendations for policymakers on essential national security issues. Papers in this series are peer-reviewed by a combination of expert practitioners and scholars.
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Katherine Mansted analyses Australia's response to foreign influence and foreign interference.
Jolyon Ford and Damian Clifford address what an approach to human rights and the ethical governance of critical technologies could entail for Quad members.
As part of the Quad Tech Network series, Kohei Takahashi, Tatsuo Ide, Ikuo Takahashi, Kazuo Tokito
and Takahiro Sasaki address cyber, critical technology and national security.
Ryan Young analyses university sectors in Australia and across the world and considers the current challenges in this sector.
Ryan Young analyses trends and drivers that will shape China's trajectory out to 2030.
Ryan Young analyses Australia's university sector and identifies a range of trends and issues within this sector.
Occasional Papers comprise peer-reviewed research and analysis concerning national security issues at the forefront of academic and policy inquiry. They are designed to stimulate public discourse and inform policy solutions.
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If only security were as simple as in Keating’s world
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We’ve crossed a strategic Rubicon
Professor Rory Medcalf | Australian Financial Review
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What does the new AUKUS alliance mean for global relations?
Professor Rory Medcalf | The New Statesman
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The National Security Podcast
How artificial intelligence is changing the rules of policymaking
In this episode, senior UK public servant Jonathan Black joins Jennifer Jackett to talk about AI, and the policy responses to it from governments across the globe.
The National Security Podcast
Insights from Aotearoa: New Zealand's first National Security Strategy
In this episode, Anna Powles and Suzannah Jessep join Jennifer Parker to talk about New Zealand’s first National Security Strategy and what it means for the region, Australia and New Zealand itself.
The National Security Podcast
Vetting the future: ASIO's progress towards a fairer security clearance process
In this episode, Caroline van Heuzen and Carl Chang talk to Ewan Macmillan and Vanessa from ASIO about the highest-level security clearance vetting process and how it is changing to be more inclusive.
The National Security Podcast
Women in National Security LIVE with Kathryn McMullan, Kim Brennan, Nu Nu Win and Olivia Shen
As part of the annual Women in National Security event, the ANU National Security College had the pleasure of hosting over 250 attendees for a live podcast recording at the National Gallery of Australia. In this episode Kathryn McMullan, Kim Brennan and Nu Nu Win, join Olivia Shen to discuss the changes that will shape Australia’s national security community.