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Discover the intricate dynamics of global politics with 'Trump in Asia: The New World Disorder', the second essential issue of Australian Foreign Affairs. This insightful trade paperback delves into the complexities of the United States' shift from the Asia Pivot strategy to the America First agenda, highlighting the profound impacts this transition has on the volatile Asian region. With ISBN 9781760640293, this brand new publication from Black Inc. features 96 pages of critical analysis and expert commentary.
'Trump in Asia' is a must-read for those keen to grasp the geopolitical changes affecting Australia and its close alliance with the US. As the third-largest economy in Asia, Australia's security and economic strategies are at the forefront of this new world disorder. Michael Wesley critically examines the urgent challenges Australia faces in the wake of America's evolving foreign policy, providing readers with the knowledge to navigate a post-America Asia.
Additionally, David Kilcullen reports from Washington, offering valuable insights into how President Trump's administration will influence Australia's future. Andrew Davies provides a thorough analysis of the Australian military’s strategic reliance on the US and the emerging debate over self-reliance in defense. Published three times a year, Australian Foreign Affairs encourages informed discussion on Australia's role in the ever-changing global landscape. Don’t miss your chance to understand the pressing issues shaping Australia's foreign relations today.
'Trump in Asia' is a must-read for those keen to grasp the geopolitical changes affecting Australia and its close alliance with the US. As the third-largest economy in Asia, Australia's security and economic strategies are at the forefront of this new world disorder. Michael Wesley critically examines the urgent challenges Australia faces in the wake of America's evolving foreign policy, providing readers with the knowledge to navigate a post-America Asia.
Additionally, David Kilcullen reports from Washington, offering valuable insights into how President Trump's administration will influence Australia's future. Andrew Davies provides a thorough analysis of the Australian military’s strategic reliance on the US and the emerging debate over self-reliance in defense. Published three times a year, Australian Foreign Affairs encourages informed discussion on Australia's role in the ever-changing global landscape. Don’t miss your chance to understand the pressing issues shaping Australia's foreign relations today.