23 February 2017

Long term stability in Iraq and Syria more important than tactics to defeat ISIS

James Brown
CEO, Space Industry Association of Australia

As Australian Foreign minister Julie Bishop is in the US meeting her counterpart, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, the USSC's research director James Brown joined ABC Radio's The World Today to discuss what success against IS could look like.

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James Brown
CEO, Space Industry Association of Australia
James Brown is CEO of the Space Industry Association of Australia. He was previously a Non-Resident Fellow at the United States Studies Centre.

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