Strategic Diplomacy for 21st Century Defence and Statecraft - Launch

Add to Calendar 2023-12-11 17:00:00 2023-12-11 18:30:00 Strategic Diplomacy for 21st Century Defence and Statecraft - Launch How best should key strategic partners in Asia and Europe meet their future defence and security needs in a world that offers less policy space and more complex problems? This project examines four significant cases – Japan, Singapore, Germany, and the UK – which share many contemporary security challenges. The launch event will feature a roundtable discussion with the project leads and their country rapporteurs presenting their findings about how those countries mobilise power and exercise statecraft within a world that gives them less control over the outcomes they want to achieve. SPEAKERS Professor Jochen Prantl, ANU Professor Evelyn Goh, ANU Professor Sven Biscop, Egmont–Royal Institute for International Relations Dr. Yusuke Ishihara, National Institute for Defence Studies Mr. Paul Chamberlain, ANU Shine Dome, Australian Academy of Science ANU COLLEGE OF ASIA & THE PACIFIC cap.web@anu.edu.au Australia/Sydney public

Strategic Diplomacy project, hero image. Jochen Prantl 2017

How best should key strategic partners in Asia and Europe meet their future defence and security needs in a world that offers less policy space and more complex problems? This project examines four significant cases – Japan, Singapore, Germany, and the UK – which share many contemporary security challenges.

How best should key strategic partners in Asia and Europe meet their future defence and security needs in a world that offers less policy space and more complex problems?

This project examines four significant cases – Japan, Singapore, Germany, and the UK – which share many contemporary security challenges.

The launch event will feature a roundtable discussion with the project leads and their country rapporteurs presenting their findings about how those countries mobilise power and exercise statecraft within a world that gives them less control over the outcomes they want to achieve.

SPEAKERS