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Tony Kevin. Time for review of our foreign policy.
Why Australia need to get its head around great power multipolarity. Most Australians think of foreign policy as an esoteric, wonky field. Beyond special-cause activists, few Australians give much thought to our foreign policy choices. One who does is Professor … Continue reading
Posted in International Affairs, Politics
Tagged China's role, Multipolarity, Russia and NATO, Tony Kevin, US decline, US war party.
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