FDI has two roles: to ensure that Australians recognise they are part of a two-ocean continent and that West Australians see themselves belonging to a dynamic, national entity in a developing region of the world. In achieving this outcome, Indian Ocean and its littoral states will play an increasingly important role in Australia’s future.
Western Australia is entering an unprecedented period of wealth and development. For this to be sustained, however, West Australians need to understand the challenges and opportunities they face, nationally, regionally and globally.
With this in mind, FDI has established four areas of research that embrace the following:
The global food security imperative and Australia’s role in its solutionWednesday, 16 May 2012
History repeating: Australian military power in the Cocos Islands Thursday, 03 May 2012
Iranian Sanctions PredicamentMonday, 13 February 2012
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Strategic Weekly AnalysisWednesday, 16 May 2012
As sanctions intensify, Iran seeks partnerships in Southeast Asia Monday, 14 May 2012
Cost and Security of Electricity Generated by High Altitude WindsFriday, 18 May 2012
Darwin’s Importance to US Asia-Pacific StrategyThursday, 12 April 2012
The role of science, technology and innovation in solving global food crisesThursday, 02 February 2012
Implications of European Union Sanctions against IranTuesday, 24 January 2012
Australia's Energy Future: A Time for Reflection
Afghanistan: The Old-New Geopolitical Blackhole
Water: Our Future
Indian Ocean: A Sea of Uncertainty
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