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- 2007296604 abstract "The events of September 11, and the government's decision to align closely with the United States in the 'war against terrorism', brought security to the forefront of Australian foreign policy from 2001 onwards. Trading on Alliance Security, the latest in the long-established Australia in World Affairs series, charts the Howard government's response to a particularly demanding external environment; in an era when foreign policy issues had a significant impact on domestic electoral politics.".
- 2007296604 alternative "Trading on alliance security.".
- 2007296604 contributor B10831665.
- 2007296604 coverage "Australia Foreign relations.".
- 2007296604 coverage "Australia Politics and government.".
- 2007296604 created "2007.".
- 2007296604 date "2007".
- 2007296604 date "2007.".
- 2007296604 dateCopyrighted "2007.".
- 2007296604 description "Bibliography: p. 365-404.".
- 2007296604 description "Part 1. The Foreign Policy Scene. --1. 'Trading on alliance security': Foreign Policy in the post-11 September era. --Part 2. Relationships.-- 2. Extreme Allies: Australia and the USA.-- 3. Rebuilding engagement: Australia and Southeast Asia.-- 4. Australia and Japan: Challenges and Opportunities. --5. Australia and China: Towards a Strategic Partnership?-- 6. Australia, Britain and the European Union.-- 7. Australia and the fragile states in the Pacific.-- 8. Perfect Strangers: Australia and West Asia. --Part 3. Issues. --9. Security, Defence and Terrorism. --10. Australia and the Global Economy. --11. Pragmatism, prosperity, and environmental challenges in Australia's foreign policy. --12. Australia and International Human Rights.-- Part 4. Foreign Policy and the Political Process. --13. Neither entirely comfortable nor wholly relaxed: Public opinion, electoral politics and foreign policy. --14. Parliament and Foreign Policy. --15. After the Flood: Foreign Policy and the Management of Intelligence.".
- 2007296604 description "The events of September 11, and the government's decision to align closely with the United States in the 'war against terrorism', brought security to the forefront of Australian foreign policy from 2001 onwards. Trading on Alliance Security, the latest in the long-established Australia in World Affairs series, charts the Howard government's response to a particularly demanding external environment; in an era when foreign policy issues had a significant impact on domestic electoral politics.".
- 2007296604 extent "xvi, 424 p. :".
- 2007296604 identifier "0195550560".
- 2007296604 identifier "9780195550566".
- 2007296604 identifier 2007296604-d.html.
- 2007296604 isPartOf "Australia in world affairs.".
- 2007296604 issued "2007".
- 2007296604 issued "2007.".
- 2007296604 language "eng".
- 2007296604 publisher "South Melbourne, Vic. : Oxford University Press,".
- 2007296604 spatial "Australia Foreign relations.".
- 2007296604 spatial "Australia Politics and government.".
- 2007296604 subject "JZ1990.A5 T73 2007".
- 2007296604 tableOfContents "Part 1. The Foreign Policy Scene. --1. 'Trading on alliance security': Foreign Policy in the post-11 September era. --Part 2. Relationships.-- 2. Extreme Allies: Australia and the USA.-- 3. Rebuilding engagement: Australia and Southeast Asia.-- 4. Australia and Japan: Challenges and Opportunities. --5. Australia and China: Towards a Strategic Partnership?-- 6. Australia, Britain and the European Union.-- 7. Australia and the fragile states in the Pacific.-- 8. Perfect Strangers: Australia and West Asia. --Part 3. Issues. --9. Security, Defence and Terrorism. --10. Australia and the Global Economy. --11. Pragmatism, prosperity, and environmental challenges in Australia's foreign policy. --12. Australia and International Human Rights.-- Part 4. Foreign Policy and the Political Process. --13. Neither entirely comfortable nor wholly relaxed: Public opinion, electoral politics and foreign policy. --14. Parliament and Foreign Policy. --15. After the Flood: Foreign Policy and the Management of Intelligence.".
- 2007296604 title "Trading on alliance security : Australia in world affairs, 2001-2005 / edited by James Cotton and John Ravenhill.".
- 2007296604 title "Trading on alliance security.".
- 2007296604 type "text".