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  • 10 - Australia and the United States

  • from Part II - Relationships
  • Edited by James Cotton, University of New South Wales, Sydney, John Ravenhill, University of Edinburgh
  • Book:
    Australia in World Affairs 1996–2000
    Published online:
    04 May 2024, pp 119-134

  • Summary

    Key developments that began to affect international politics in the immediate aftermath of the Cold War – globalisation, humanitarian intervention at odds with previously unquestioned prerogatives of state sovereignty, and the development of multilateral institutions to manage emerging security and economic challenges – gained further momentum in the late 1990s. Paradoxically, the Australian–US relationship was both reaffirmed and tested in some very traditional ways over this period. The Howard government was elected in March 1996 with a pledge to ’reinvigorate’ that relationship, which it felt had been neglected by its Labor predecessors.