Titlebook: Australia in AUKUS; Rise of a Leviathan Erik Paul Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Sp

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Geopolitics,aming a progressive approach to avoid another world war. It argues that neither capitalism nor the nation-state system can survive the existential crisis of climate change without the renewal of a universal consciousness. US capital and militarism endanger the survival of the human species. Australi

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Geopolitical Dialectics,he human species. In the age of capitalism, human relations are dominated by two interacting totalitarian systems dominated by the expansion of US capital and the rise of the US as an imperial nation. The system of nation-state is in crisis because of growing inequality and uneven development. The n

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Weaponisation,tion and Americanisation of Australia. AUKUS’ geostrategy incorporates Australia’s ‘whole of the nation’ authoritarian politics. The country is moving ahead to formalise an Asian NATO, consolidating the Anglosphere’s global power to maintain US hegemony over East and Southeast Asia, pursuing a globa

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Socialism or Barbarism?,ate state in its imperialist drive to dominate the world. Instead of pursuing a policy to democratise an egalitarian society, it is weaponising for war and destruction and the authoritarian governance of the population. Capitalism is not likely to survive the Age of the Anthropocene. Reversing the p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-2724-7AUKUS; Australia and AUKUS; Asia-Pacific region; U; S; imperialism; Leviathan state; Militarising climate

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Tobias Heckmann,David Morche,Michael Bechtaming a progressive approach to avoid another world war. It argues that neither capitalism nor the nation-state system can survive the existential crisis of climate change without the renewal of a universal consciousness. US capital and militarism endanger the survival of the human species. Australi

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Martin Stocker-Waldhuber,Michael Kuhnhe human species. In the age of capitalism, human relations are dominated by two interacting totalitarian systems dominated by the expansion of US capital and the rise of the US as an imperial nation. The system of nation-state is in crisis because of growing inequality and uneven development. The n