THE FOCUS #116 | The Multicultural Myth — A/Prof. Salvatore Babones
Professor Salvatore Babones examines Australia’s “permanently temporary” visa system and the relationship between migration, education, economic growth and multiculturalism.
THE FOCUS #116 | The Multicultural Myth — A/Prof. Salvatore Babones
Professor Salvatore Babones examines Australia’s “permanently temporary” visa system and the relationship between migration, education, economic growth and multiculturalism.
THE FOCUS #115 | 25 Years After 9/11: America, Power and the World — Prof. Roy Casagranda
Twenty-five years after 9/11, Professor Roy Casagranda joins Dr John Bruni to examine American power, Trump, Iran, the Pentagon and whether US global primacy is entering a period of fundamental change.
THE FOCUS #115 | 25 Years After 9/11: America, Power and the World — Prof. Roy Casagranda
Twenty-five years after 9/11, Professor Roy Casagranda joins Dr John Bruni to examine American power, Trump, Iran, the Pentagon and whether US global primacy is entering a period of fundamental change.
First Shots in Orbit? Space Warfare and the Taiwan Contingency
SIB #008 examines how a future Taiwan conflict could extend into space from its opening stages. With both China and the United States increasingly dependent on vulnerable orbital systems, counter-space operations may become central to command, targeting, communications and escalation. The brief assesses the implications for allied deterrence, Australian defence preparedness and national resilience.
Russia’s Real Threat to NATO: How Far Can Putin Go? | Dr. Karl-Heinz Kamp | TFP #114
Could Russia and NATO stumble into war? Karl-Heinz Kamp joins John Bruni to examine hybrid warfare, European defence, deterrence and SAGE’s concept of threshold conditioning.
Russia’s Real Threat to NATO: How Far Can Putin Go? | Dr. Karl-Heinz Kamp | TFP #114
Could Russia and NATO stumble into war? Karl-Heinz Kamp joins John Bruni to examine hybrid warfare, European defence, deterrence and SAGE’s concept of threshold conditioning.
Winning the Strait, Losing the Passage? Iran and the Limits of Escalation Dominance
US military superiority may secure the Strait of Hormuz without restoring confidence in its use. SAGE Strategic Intelligence Brief #007 examines how Iran can exploit maritime risk, commercial uncertainty and threshold conditioning to challenge US escalation dominance without achieving conventional sea control.
