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Danielle Chubb,Ian McAllisterExamines Australian public opinion towards defence and foreign policy from 1945.Assesses changes in public and elite attitudes towards a range of defence and foreign affairs issues, including the US a

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137087669 contestation. This has resulted in a long-running bipartisanship in Australian politics, which in practice has excluded these policy areas from robust political discussion or scrutiny. Such bipartisanship has sustained relatively low public interest in foreign and defence issues, and the public has

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Handling George Eliot’s Fictiondoctrine. Yet the decision to deploy troops abroad is not solely a strategic one; its successful implementation relies heavily on the participation and consent of the population. Continuing the previous chapter’s discussion of the U.S. alliance, this chapter considers the public’s views on the role

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Handling George Eliot’s Fictionence, which dominated strategic thinking during the 1950s and 1960s, was in part triggered by the failure and deep unpopularity of the conflict in Vietnam and later reinforced by the end of the Cold War in 1989. The result was that the role of the armed forces in defence and strategic planning began

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-10626-3chapter outlines what this ‘shift towards Asia’ has meant for foreign, defence and trade policies, and how public attitudes have responded to and shaped these changes. We first provide the historical backdrop to these issues, canvassing responses to Britain’s attempts to join the European Common Mar

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Handling George Eliot’s Fiction and the Bali bombings, since then considerable survey evidence exists which enables us to trace long-term trends. The first section examines the background to terrorism in Australia, starting with the Hilton Hotel bombing in 1978. The second section covers the Bali bombings and how views about Indo