Senior leaders at this level will be expert in strategic communication and information impacts. They will comfortably implement grand strategy through future-focused policy formulation and employment of armed forces. Their expertise in national intelligence community and architecture will help them influence national security and foreign policy. The implications of contemporary challenges on national security strategies will be understood. This depth of understanding will be drawn from a strong awareness of national powers’ characteristics, capabilities and limitations combined with the civil-military relations necessary to deliver national power instruments.
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Integrated National PowerHuge challenge to meet needs of Defence Strategic ReviewExploring the economic shifts necessary for Australia's strategic future, this compelling analysis uncovers whether the nation's industrial capabilities are dreaming big or setting the stage for genuine transformation.
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National and Military Power awarenessEnduring Characteristics of Australia’s National Strategic LandscapeDiscover how Australia’s strategic landscape during the perilous days of 1942 offers crucial insights for today's military professionals. This article delves into the five enduring characteristics that defined Australia's national strategy during the existential threat posed by the Japanese Imperial Forces and draws compelling parallels to contemporary challenges and responses. Engage with history to better navigate the present and future.
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Coalition Operations Political AcumenEffective Leadership in a Pandemic: What we Learned from COVID-19 (Part 2)How different leaders responded to the outbreak of COVID-19 and the varied outcomes they achieved present a valuable case study in leadership and crisis management.
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Moral LeadershipEffective Leadership in a Pandemic: What we Learned from COVID-19 (Part 1)
How different leaders responded to the outbreak of COVID-19 and the varied outcomes they achieved present a valuable case study in leadership and crisis management. In Part 1 of this two-part series, we draw on real-time observations made during the outbreak and spread of the global pandemic to learn what can be applied to military leadership during extreme circumstances.
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