The series reflects the diversity of views and professional inquiry developed across residential, part-time and capability management programs, highlighting contemporary thinking from students preparing for senior command and staff roles.
Australia may not have a single grand strategy document, but this paper argues a distinct strategy has emerged through deterrence, diplomacy and economic resilience.
Based on the article’s central argument: the National Defence Strategy is new as military strategy, but Australia’s broader grand strategy remains a long-standing pattern of balance.
Australia's defence strategy demands amphibious manoeuvre across the Indo-Pacific. The missing piece may be the vehicle itself.
Can the Army’s 1st Division deter conflict without fighting alone? This essay argues it's real power lies in signalling coalition resolve.
Bangladesh is walking a strategic tightrope between China, India and the US—but hedging can preserve autonomy only while the rope holds.