Personnel will be aware of cognitive biases associated with thinking fast and slow. They will also develop both their divergent (creative) and convergent (critical) thinking abilities through both formal learning and immersive application.
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Own Domain AwarenessHow Can Small States Deter Cyberattacks?When cyber pressure stays below the threshold of war, how can a small state fight back? This article shows how resilience can become a real deterrent.
> 30 min27/04/2026 -
The Art of War Joint CompetencySiloed Systems, Shared Stakes: Keeping the Nation’s Engine from StallingWhat happens if Australia can buy the weapons it needs, but not the fuel to move them? This article argues liquid fuel may be our most dangerous strategic vulnerability.
> 30 min20/04/2026 -
The Art of War Joint CompetencyThe American Civil War and the Lessons for Students of Strategy IntroductionLincoln’s victory in the Civil War shows that strategy needs clear objectives, coordinated national power, and the flexibility to adapt as war evolves.
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The Art of War Joint CompetencyWhy Byzantium Still Matters for StrategyHow did Byzantium endure for a millennium—then collapse? This analysis argues economy-building and nation-building are decisive foundations of power, not supporting elements.
> 30 min06/04/2026