ABSTRACT
Australian strategic studies scholars have traditionally made an outsized impact on the world stage. This reflection upon the past, present and future of their field begins by seeking to explain why. It then takes stock of Australian strategic studies today, finding a flourishing field that stacks up remarkably well, even when measured against the exploits of its illustrious past. The essay concludes by identifying the main challenges and opportunities facing Australian strategic studies going forward, suggesting possible approaches for addressing these.
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Brendan Taylor
Brendan Taylor is Professor of Strategic Studies at the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre in the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs, Australian National University.