ASPI Policy Analysis
The Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) is an independent, non-partisan policy institute. ASPI was established, and is partially funded, by the Australian Government to provide ideas on that country's defense and strategic policy choices. ASPI is charged with the task of informing the public about strategic and defense issues, generating fresh ideas for government and fostering strategic expertise in Australia. Generally written by ASPI experts, the ASPI Policy Analysis series is provided online to give readers timely, insightful opinion pieces on current strategic issues, with clear policy recommendations when appropriate.
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Publications:
- Something New Under the Rising Sun: Expanding Australia–Japan Defence Cooperation
- Australia and the Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Initiative
- China’s Response to the US in Contemporary Asia
- Strategic Interests and Australian Grand Strategy
- Making Waves: Australian Ocean Development Assistance
- Mongolia–Australia Relations: A Mongolian Perspective
- The Sharp Downside of Success
- Ken Henry's Asian Century
- How Much is Too Little? Learning to Live with a Smaller Force
- Crying Poor? The Affordability of Defence Expenditure
- Iran’s Nuclear Program: And the Costs of Stopping It
- Delivering the Goods: The ADF’s Future Battlefield Airlifter
- What Price the Future Submarine?
- The Eagle Returns: Resurgent US Strategy in Southeast Asia and its Policy Implications
- Taiwan Election Result—Questions Answered, Questions Raised
- US Counter-Radicalisation Strategy: The Ideological Challenge
- The Phantom of the Pacific
- Subaqueana Australis—The Future Evolution of Australia’s Submarines
- North Korea: Truculent but Worrisome
- US Strategic Priorities in Asia
- Who Goes Where? Positioning the ADF for the Asia-Pacific Century
- National Security Note 3: The Debate over US Grand Strategy
- Iraq: What Happens Next?
- The Politics of US Foreign Policy
- US Debt Ceiling and National Security
- The Case for an Australian National Security Strategy
- King-Hit: Preparing for Australia’s Disaster Future
- Theory and Practice: a Comparative Look at China's New Defence White Paper
- Towards Transition: Prospects for Progress in Afghanistan During 2011
- Your System Might be at Risk—Australia’s Cyber Security
- What’s Plan B?—Australia’s Air Combat Capability in the Balance
- The Once and Future Submarine
- Uncharted Terrain: Libya and the ‘Responsibility to Protect’
- The Next Base? Concerns about Somalia and Yemen
- Back to the Future: Australia’s Interim Sealift and Amphibious Capability
- The Melanesian Spearhead Group
- Critical Foundations: Australia’s Infrastructure and National Resilience
- PNG’s Golden Era
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