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The Soviet Union: The Incomplete Superpower

1976

Australia's External Relations in the 1980s: The Interaction of Economic, Political, and Strategic Factors

1983

Inside the Wilderness of Mirrors Australia and the Threat from the Soviet Union in the Cold War and Russia Today

2018

Siberia and the Pacific: a study of economic development and trade prospects.

1972

Soviet Union The Incomplete Superpower

1986

The Soviet Union (Studies in International Security)

1986

Towards a new balance of power in Asia: what are the risks as the Asian balance of power undergoes a fundamental change?

1995

America's Asian alliances

2000

Robert D. Blackwill, Paul Dibb

Australia's security relationship with Japan: how much farther can it go?

2008

Soviet Siberia and Australia, prospects for Pacific trade.

1968

Soviet agriculture since Krushchev: an economic appraisal.

1969

Soviet agriculture since Khrushchev: an economic appraisal.

1969

Review of Australia's Defence Capabilities

1986

The conceptual basis of Australia's defence planning and force structure development

1992

The outlook for the former USSR

1992

Paul Dibb, Pacific Security Research Institute

The future of Australia's defence relationship with the United States

1993

Restructuring the Papua New Guinea Defence Force: strategic analysis and force structure principles for a small state

1996

Planning a defence force without threat: a model for middle powers

1996

The Military Balance 199798

1997

America's Asian Alliances

2000

Robert D. Blackwill, Paul Dibb

The prospects for Southeast Asia's security

2000

Strategic trends in the Asia-Pacific Region

2000

The utility and limits of the international coalition against terrorism

2001

Does Asia matter to Australia's defence policy?

2002

The war on terror and air combat power: a word of warning for defence planners

2002