Contents

pp v-vi

Illustrations

pp vii-viii

Contributors

pp ix-x

Preface

pp xi-xii

Abbreviations

pp xiii-xvi

Part 1 - The Foreign Policy Scene

pp 1-2

1 - ‘Trading on Alliance Security’: Foreign Policy in the Post-11 September Era

pp 3-16

Part 2 - Relationships

pp 17-18

2 - Extreme Allies: Australia and the USA

pp 19-44

3 - Rebuilding Engagement: Australia and South-East Asia

pp 45-60

4 - Australia and Japan: Challenges and Opportunities

pp 61-75

5 - Australia and China: Towards a Strategic Partnership?

pp 76-94

6 - Australia, Britain, and the European Union

pp 95-110

7 - Australia and Fragile States in the Pacific

pp 111-127

8 - Perfect Strangers: Australia and West Asia

pp 128-144

Part 3 - Issues

pp 145-146

9 - Security, Defence, and Terrorism

pp 147-162

10 - Australia and the Global Economy

pp 163-179

11 - Pragmatism, Prosperity, and Environmental Challenges in Australia’s Foreign Policy

pp 180-193

12 - Australia and International Human Rights

pp 194-212

Part 4 - Foreign Policy in the Political Process

pp 213-214

13 - Neither Entirely Comfortable nor Wholly Relaxed: Public Opinion, Electoral Politics, and Foreign Policy

pp 215-260

14 - Parliament and Foreign Policy

pp 261-280

15 - After the Flood: Foreign Policy and the Management of Intelligence

pp 281-299

Survey Sources

pp 300-306

References

pp 307-333

Index

pp 334-344