Michael Mandelbaum’s latest book takes readers through America’s rise from weak, settler-nation to hyper-power hegemon over the past 250 years.

The United States is going through a profound transition to which there are only difficult and costly choices. In this

Under the leadership of Abe Shinzo, Japan devised a grand strategy for managing China’s rising economic and military power. In

Julia Gillard’s sexism and misogyny speech is now regarded as a defining moment in Australian political history. This book documents

What explains the diversity in policy responses, actions, and narratives of great powers? In this timely analysis, the author examines

James Cotton’s selection of key documents from Australia’s diplomatic history in the 1930s extensively details Australia’s historical commitment to principled

Australia today is ideally positioned – geographically and civilizationally – to work between Asian-region societies and Western states in “updating”

Following the recent 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), China will likely accelerate efforts to transform the

As Australia’s new government attempts to reset the country’s troubled relationship with China, James Curran’s new book reminds us that

Nicholas Mulder explores the historical use of economic sanctions. He uncovers how this coercive wartime tool was turned into a

Terrorist organisations need money to carry out their activities. Jessica Davis uncovers the many ways terrorist organisations procure and protect

The CCP now has both the capability and intent to compete in and win geostrategic contests. The more contested strategic