The Winter 2010 edition of Security Challenges examines recent developments and prospects for resolution in one of the most longstanding and complicated territorial disputes in Australia's wider region, the South China Sea. We are especially pleased to bring articles of leading regional scholars to the Australian and international policy and academic communities.
- Rodolfo C. Severino on ASEAN and the South China Sea
- Mingjiang Li on Chinese policies towards the South China Sea
- Carlyle A. Thayer on the United States and the South China Sea
- Leszek Buszynski on prospects for a resolution of the dispute
This issue also features four comments and articles, whose range of topics reflects the wide range of national security issues facing Australia:
- Peter Leahy on priorities in national security
- Richard Brabin-Smith on contestability of Defence advice
- Chris Michaelsen on terrorism in Australia
- Craig Wilkinson on maintenance and the Strategic Reform Program
- Matthew Hill on coercion and the response to the 2006 Fiji coup
For links to the abstracts and author information of the articles, see the table of contents of this edition. Hard copies can be ordered here. |