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The world has changed--what do we do now?(Sturdee Symposium on Australian Grand Strategy at the Royal Military College, Duntroon)(transcript of paper)(rethinking the Defence of Australia doctrine)(Transcript)
FOUR YEARS AGO, in a Quadrant essay entitled "Twelve Questions for Paul Dibb", I argued that Australia was "at a strategic crossroads" and that we needed "an informed and thorough strategic debate" in order better to see our way ahead. I cordially invited Paul to help make such a debate systematic, by responding to my twelve questions. He did not. He seemed to be of the opinion that no such debate was required, because the strategic policy he had helped craft in the mid-1980s did not need significant revision.
But a debate got going anyway. By mid-2003, it seemed to me that, while the debate was somewhat desultory and muted, it was happening and Paul and those ...
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