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A national asset : essays commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Otros Autores: | , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Canberra :
ANU Press,
2016.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Foreword: From 1966 to a different lens on peacemaking
- 1. Strategic thought and security preoccupations in Australia
- 2. Strategic studies in a changing world
- 3. Strategic studies in Australia
- 4. From childhood to maturity: the SDSC, 1972-82
- 5. Reflections on the SDSC's middle decades
- 6. SDSC in the nineties: a difficult transition
- 7. Researching history at SDSC
- 8. Same questions, different organization: SDSC's fifth decade
- 9. SDSC at 50: towards a new golden age
- 50th anniversary celebratory dinner keynote speech: 'To see what is worth seeing'.
- About the Book; Contributors; Foreword: From 1966 to a Different Lens on Peacemaking; Preface; Acronyms and Abbreviations; List of Plates; Strategic Thought and Security Preoccupations in Australia; Coral Bell; Strategic Studies in aÈChangingẄorld; T.B. Millar; Strategic Studies in Australia; J.D.B. Miller; From Childhood to Maturity: TheÈSDSC, 1972-82; Robert O'Neill; Reflections on the SDSC's MiddleÈDecades; Desmond Ball; SDSC in the Nineties: AÈDifficultÈTransition; Paul Dibb; Researching History at SDSC; David Horner; Same Questions, Different Organisation: SDSC'sÈFifthÈDecade.
- Hugh WhiteSDSC at 50: Towards aÈNewÈGoldenÄge; Brendan Taylor; 50th Anniversary Celebratory Dinner Keynote Speech: 'To See What is Worth Seeing'; Brendan Sargeant, Associate Secretary, DepartmentöfÈDefence; Conference Program
- SDSCät 50: New Directions inÈStrategicÈThinking 2.0; Appendix: Key SDSC Publications; The SDSC team, December 2015; Plate 1 Dr T.B. Millar, head of SDSC, 1966-71, 1982-84; Plate 2 Professor Sir John Crawford and Professor Anthony Low, chairmen of the SDSC Advisory Committee, 1966-67 and 1973-75 respectively.
- Plate 3 Professor J.D.B. Miller, head of the Department of International Relations, 1962-87, and member of the SDSC Advisory Committee, 1966-87Plate 4 Professor Hedley Bull, joint head of the Department of International Relations and member of the SDSC Advisory Committee, È1967-77; Plate 5 Robert O'Neill, head of SDSC, 1971-82; Plate 6 Colonel J.O. Langtry, executive officer, and Desmond Ball, researchÈfellow, 1975; Plate 7 Joli and Peter Hastings, former research assistant andÈseniorÈresearch fellow, May 1986; Plate 8 Robert O'Neill (right) with Gunther Patz, former PhD student, 1992.
- Plate 9 Colonel J.O. Langtry, executive officer, October 1983Plate 10 Billie Dalrymple, secretary; Desmond Ball, deputyḧead; andÈRamÈSubramanian, visiting fellow, Thredbo, 1982; Plate 11 Ray Funnell, Robert O'Neill, Suzanne Funnell, BillieÈDalrympleändÈMara Moustafine, 1988; Plate 12 Paul Dibb, senior research fellow, 1984; Plate 13 Desmond Ball, head of SDSC, at the entrance toẗheÈPineÈGapÈstation, July 1984; Plate 14 US President Jimmy Carter and Desmond Ball, April 1985.
- Plate 15 Desmond Ball and Australian Federation of University Women, Queensland fellow Samina Yasmeen at SDSC, 1985-86Plate 16 Benjamin Lambeth and Ross Babbage, senior research fellows, and Ray Funnell, July 1986; Plate 17 Mr R.H. Mathams, member of the SDSCÄdvisoryÈCommittee, È1985-89; Plate 18 Andy Mack, senior research fellow, 1983-85; Plate 19 Greg Fry, research fellow, 1983-86; Plate 21 Andrew Butfoy, SDSC's first PhD student, 1984-88; Plate 22 Nicola Baker, PhDÈstudent, 1995-2000.