Contents

pp v-vi

Foreword

pp vii-vii

List of tables and figures

pp viii-viii

Contributors

pp ix-xi

Abbreviations

pp xii-xv

Acknowledgments

pp xvi-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-2

1 - Australian Foreign Policy and the New International Disorder

pp 3-20

Part 1 - Australia and World Order

pp 21-22

2 - Australia and International Order-Building, 1901–Present

pp 23-42

3 - Australia and the Evolving International Order

pp 43-59

4 - Australia’s Engagement with the UN, G20 and International Law

pp 60-77

5 - Australian Ideas of Regionalism

pp 78-96

Part 2 - Security

pp 97-98

6 - The United States or China: ‘We don’t have to choose’

pp 99-113

7 - Asylum Seekers and Australia’s Security

pp 114-128

Part 3 - Prosperity

pp 129-130

8 - Australia and the Aftermath of the GFC

pp 131-144

9 - The Growing Partisan Divide in Trade and Industry Policy

pp 145-166

10 - The Challenges of Australia’s Resource Power Moment

pp 167-184

Part 4 - Global Issues

pp 185-186

11 - The Environment in Australia’s Foreign Policy

pp 187-202

12 - Shifting Trajectories for Australian Aid

pp 203-218

13 - Australia, India and Global Nuclear Order

pp 219-234

Part 5 - Managing Australia’s Foreign Policy

pp 235-236

14 - Gender and Foreign Policy

pp 237-254

15 - The Foreign Policy Process

pp 255-266

Chronology of Australia’s foreign policy and political events 2011–15

pp 267-273

Australian Prime Ministers and Ministers for Foreign Affairs, Trade and Defence, 2011–15

pp 274-275