| Description |
xii, 231 pages : illustrations, maps ; 22 cm |
| Contents |
Chapter 1:The need for change - ch. 2: What Australia needs to be defended against - ch. 3: The evolution of Australia's strategic concepts - ch. 4: Towards a new defence strategy - ch. 5: Managing offshore contingencies - ch. 6: The need for new approaches |
| Summary |
Argues that there is a need for a differently structured defence force and new strategy and planning concepts now that the primary objective of Australian defence policy is the direct security of the Australian continent and its maritime approaches. Limited changes have been implemented, but the ability to meet priority defence contingencies continues to be seriously inadequate, and a vigorous program of reform and restructuring is required |
| Analysis |
Australia |
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Coastal surveillance |
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Defense policies |
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National security |
| Notes |
Includes bibliographies and index |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Coast defenses -- Australia.
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Coastal surveillance -- Australia.
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National security -- Australia.
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Australia -- Coast defences
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Australia -- Coast defenses
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Australia -- Defenses.
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Australia -- Military policy.
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Australia -- National security
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| Author |
Babbage, Ross, 1949-
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| LC no. |
44002156 |
| ISBN |
0044421567 (paperback) |
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