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FDI to Host Energy Forum: April 29 2010, PCEC

8 April 2010 | Media and Events
Future Directions International is to host a one-day Energy Forum on Thursday, 29 April 2010, at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre.  This forum is seen as part of a process that seeks to contribute to the WA Government producing a ten-year energy strategy.  This Strategic Energy Initiative is unique in Australian terms and the...

Iraqi Oilfield Development Contracts: Implications

11 January 2010 | Other FDI Reports
Download PDF Summary Baghdad’s award of several oil field development contracts augers well for Iraq’s economic future. But there are substantial security, technical and constitutional challenges to be met, to say nothing of the problem that is likely to confront OPEC. Analysis An increase in crude oil production is vital to Iraq’s development. Currently receiving...

Publication Guide

  • Associate Papers

    Associate papers are primary source assessments written by FDI associates. The assessment topics range from regional bilateral relationships and opportunities and challenges in our neighbouring countries.

  • Feature Interviews

    Feature interviews are interviews conducted by an FDI Research Manager. Interview topics range from the sustainability of our planet to the improved provision of emergency food aid.

  • Landmark Publications

    Normally issued in hardcopy, these represent a comprehensive study of one of FDI’s four research areas.

  • Strategic Alerts

    Strategic alerts are priority current intelligence items. We provide these alerts when events such as military deployments or foreign election results occur.

  • Strategic Analysis Paper

    A 1500 to 3000 word, single topic assessment.

  • Strategic Weekly Analysis

    A number of short articles addressing current intelligence topics, issued each week.

  • Workshop Reports

    A record of discussions resulting from a single, or series of, roundtable conferences.

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