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The navy and regional engagement

By:

MCCAFFRIE Jack

Contributor(s):

SHERWOOD Dick

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Canberra ACT: Australian Defence Studies Centre, 1996Description: 83pISBN:

0731704037 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

Summary: Collection of ten papers each covering a different aspect of regional security in a naval or maritime context. All are from an Australian perspective and take as a starting point the concept that many national security issues have regional or even global dimensions requiring multilateral rather than unilateral responses. Includes law of the sea, environmental issues, naval cooperation, regional engagement, and the defence industry.

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Collection of ten papers each covering a different aspect of regional security in a naval or maritime context. All are from an Australian perspective and take as a starting point the concept that many national security issues have regional or even global dimensions requiring multilateral rather than unilateral responses. Includes law of the sea, environmental issues, naval cooperation, regional engagement, and the defence industry.

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