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2. A new era of food insecurity?

Author

Dupont, Alan and Thirlwell, Mark

Subjects
FOOD - Supply, AGRICULTURE, THIRD WORLD - Economic Conditions
Abstract

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Published
2009

3. The strategic implications of climate change

Author

Dupont, Alan

Subjects
CLIMATE - Laws and Regulations, SECURITY, INTERNATIONAL, FOOD - Supply - Security Measures, WATER SUPPLY - Security Measures, DISASTERS
Abstract

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Published
2008

4. Is there an `Asian way'?

Author

Dupont, Alan

Subjects
ASIA, EASTERN - Social Life and Customs, ASIA, EASTERN - Politics and Government, SECURITY, NATIONAL - Asia, Eastern, REGIONALISM
Abstract

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Published
1996

19. Is there an 'Asian Way'?

Author

Dupont, Alan

Subjects
Asia -- Social aspects, Asian cooperation -- Evaluation, Intellectual life -- Analysis, International relations, Association of Southeast Asian Nations -- Planning
Abstract

The Asian Way represents a unique amalgamation of cultural and value systems that identifies the regional communities of East Asia. While there may exist an element of truth in this assertion, the argument that the Asian Way is a binding force in regional, political, and economic emergence fails to convince. The ASEAN Regional Forum, for instance, combines Asian and Western ideologies to address common interests of mutual interdependence and security. Many East Asian regimes, in a bid to legitimize their rule, are increasingly resorting to the Asian Way strategy of development.

Published
1996

20. Explaining ASEAN: Regionalism in Southeast Asia. (Book Reviews)

Author

Dupont, Alan

Subjects
Explaining ASEAN: Regionalism in Southeast Asia (Book), Books -- Book reviews, Political science, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

Explaining ASEAN: Regionalism in Southeast Asia. By Shaune Narine. Boulder, Colorado and London: Lynne Reiner Publishers, 2002. 237pp. Much of the extensive literature on Asia's premier regional body is either [...]

Published
2003

22. The US pivot to Asia

Author

Dupont, Alan

Subjects
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Abstract

only., The US may have pivoted back to Asia and the Pacific rhetorically, but does it have the muscle and staying power to reassert itself in a region that it has dominated for nearly seven decades? US competitors, especially China, think not and even friends and allies have their doubts. So what does President Obama’s pivot portend for US power in Asia where Secretary of State, Hilary Clinton, has declared that ‘the future of politics will be decided’?

Published
2014

28. The Kopassus dilemma: should Australia re-engage?

Author

Dupont, Alan and Dupont, Alan

Abstract

Australian governments of both political persuasions have been embroiled in controversies over military cooperation with Indonesia since bilateral defence relations first began to gather steam under the Keating Labor government in the early 1990s. Prime Minister Paul Keating and Foreign Minister Gareth Evans were enthusiastic proponents of building strong ties with Indonesia, a policy which was extended to the military sphere with the establishment of two high level committees to coordinate and develop defence cooperation in 1994 (Ball and Kerr, 1996:70). These committees were later incorporated into an expanded defence agreement by the newly elected Howard Government in 1996, leading to the establishment of five working groups covering logistics, science and technology, communications, interoperability, education, training and exchanges (Walters, 1996:3).

Published
2009

31. Transformation or Stagnation: Rethinking Australian Defence

Author

Dupont, Alan and Dupont, Alan

Abstract

State on state conflicts are being replaced by hybrid wars and asymmetric conflicts in which there is no clear cut distinction between soldiers and civilians and between organised violence, terror, crime and war. Given the enormous changes in Australia's

Published
2003

38. CHAPTER 8: THE STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE.

Author

Dupont, Alan

Subjects
INTERNATIONAL cooperation on climate change, WATER shortages, FOOD supply, NATURAL disasters
Abstract

Chapter 8 of the book "ASEAN India Australia: Towards Closer Engagement in a New Asia" is presented. It highlights the strategic implications of climate change in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), India and Australia. Among the possible negative effects of climate change include food and water scarcity, increased energy insecurity, increase in infectious diseases, and more occurrence of severe natural disasters.

Published
2009

43. Book reviews

Author

Elliott, Lorraine, primary, Archer, Jeff, additional, Siracusa, Joseph M., additional, Bruni, John, additional, Dupont, Alan, additional, McIntosh, Jim, additional, Chalmers, Ian, additional, Barnett, Jon, additional, Rubin, Barnett R., additional, Rowley, Kelvin, additional, Catley, Bob, additional, Beeson, Mark, additional, Eldridge, Don, additional, Beirman, David, additional, and Turner, Mark, additional

Published
1998
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45. Book reviews

Author

Chalk, Peter, primary, Miller, Robert F., additional, Findlay, Trevor, additional, Dupont, Alan, additional, Bergin, Anthony, additional, Akbarzadeh, Shahram, additional, Bostock, William W., additional, Claxton, Karl G.W., additional, Austin, Greg, additional, Suyama, Nobuaki, additional, Rose, James J., additional, Byrne, Jessie, additional, Liew, Leong, additional, Crouch, Harold, additional, Hall, Robert A., additional, Smith, Hugh, additional, and Rowley, Kelvin, additional

Published
1997
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49. Unregulated population flows in East Asia: A new security

Author

Dupont, Alan

Abstract

The large-scale, unregulated movement of people within and across national borders is a security issue of growing importance for the developing states of East Asia and one which will increasingly occupy their foreign policy and national security establishements in the 21st century. The number of refugees, displaced persons and illegal labour migrants has increased dramatically in the past two decades. There are now 28 million people world wide and 5-6 million regionally who form a multi-ethnic migrant diaspora largely outside the control of governments. This article examines the underlying causes of illegal migration and refugee movements in East Asia and analyses the impact of these unregulated flows of people on East Asia's security environment.

Published
1997
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