23 November 2017

China, North Korea: Australia can’t rely on allies for threats

Dougal Robinson
Non-Resident Fellow, Foreign Policy and Defence Program, United States Studies Centre

USSC research fellow Dougal Robinson is quoted in this news.com.au report on the release of the Australian Government's Foreign Policy White Paper.

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Dougal Robinson
Non-Resident Fellow, Foreign Policy and Defence Program, United States Studies Centre
Dougal Robinson is a Non-Resident Fellow in the Foreign Policy and Defence Program, based in Washington DC. He is concurrently a Fulbright Scholar in Strategic Studies and International Economics at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS).

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