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BackgroundBefore taking up an academic position in 2000, Andrew worked as an intelligence
analyst with Australia’s Defence Department. In 2005 he was appointed
by Australia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade as a member of the
National Consultative Committee for International Security Issues. He is a founding
member of the Australian Council for Strategic Studies, and a member of the
Australian Institute of International Affairs, the Australasian Political Studies
Association and the International Studies Association. In 2007 Andrew held
the status of visiting professor at Hiroshima University, Japan. Areas of Expertise:Global security and strategy, with particular reference to:
The Asia-Pacific region, with particular reference to:
Recent Research GrantsAustralian Research Council Linkage ($424,706) Australia’s Nuclear Choices (with Prof Michael Wesley, Dr Robert Ayson, and Ms Martine Letts), 2008-2011 [Industry Partners—Department of Defence and Lowy Institute for International Policy].Faculty Research Support Grant ($3,808) Non-proliferation Activism in the Asia-Pacific, 2008. Faculty Research Support Grant ($2,500) Debating Australia’s Role in the Nuclear Fuel Cycle (with A/Prof Haydon Manning), 2007. Faculty Research Grant ($3,727) Nuclear Weapons, Proliferation Management, and East Asia’s Security Order, 2006. Recent research publications:Single-authored Book
Refereed Journal Articles
Book Chapters “The ‘War on Terrorism’, Iraq and the Marketplace of Ideas in Britain and Australia”, in Michael Heazle, Martin Griffiths, and Tom Conley (eds.), Engaging Foreign Policy Debates: Challenges for Liberal Democracies in a New Century, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, forthcoming, 2008 [accepted April 2008]. Non-refereed Publications 'Responding to Darfur: Mired in the Sands of Mesopotamia', Strategic Policy Forum Analysis, Australian Strategic Policy Institute, May 2007,'A Litmus Test: Dealing with a Nuclear North Korea', Australian Institute of International Affairs Policy Commentary November 2006. ‘Arms Race’, ‘Arms Trade’, ‘Disarmament’, ‘Pre-emptive Use of Force’, ‘Security’, and ‘Strategic Culture’ in M. Griffiths (ed.), Routledge Encyclopedia of International Relations and Global Politics, Routledge, New York, 2005. 'Keeping the Contemporary Threat Environment in perspective', Australian Review of Public Affairs, 31 May 2004, (reprinted in The Diplomat, June-July 2004). PhD StudentsBen Habib, "Can North Korea Be Disarmed Peacefully?"Aaron Jackson, "Dissecting Doctrine: Military-Strategic Level Doctrine Development in the Australian, Canadian and New Zealand Armed Forces, 1987-2007" James Manicom, "Cooperation and Confrontation in Sino-Japanese Relations: Understanding the East China Sea Dispute" Lachlan Pender, “The Future of Warfare: Chechnya as a Case Study” Julie Rayner, "Tension within the Ranks: Australian Civil-Military Relations during the Howard Government era" Matthew Woolfe, “Terrorism and Ethnic Conflict in Southeast Asia: Towards a Political Resolution of Decades of Violent Conflict” Recent and Forthcoming Presentations“The Implications of WMD Proliferation to Non-State Actors”, Presentation to the Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies, Australian Defence College, Canberra, 27 May 2008.Australia’s Nuclear Policies: Traditional Settings and New Challenges”, Presentation to Regional Workshop on “The Nuclear Energy Revival and Global Governance: Asia-Pacific Perspectives”, Lowy Institute for International Policy, Sydney, 10 April 2008. “Does Australia Have Non-Proliferation Leverage as a Nuclear Supplier? International and Domestic Dimensions”, Presentation to the Australian Uranium Association Technical Seminar on Proliferation, Adelaide, 6 March 2008 (with Haydon Manning). 'The "War on Terrorism", Iraq and the Marketplace of Ideas in Britain and Australia', Presentation to the Griffith Asia Institute International Workshop 'Engaging Foreign Policy Debates: The Challenge for Liberal Democracies in a New Century', 18 December 2007. Contemporary International Terrorism and Australia's Response', Presentation to the Australian Financial Review Annual Counter-terrorism Summit, Melbourne, 1 November 2007. 'Counter-Terrorism Strategy after 9/11: The Case of Australia', Presentation to the Department of Politics and International Studies, University of Hull, UK, 14 May 2007. 'Responding to Terrorism: The Australian and British Experiences Compared', Presentation to the Department of Peace Studies, Bradford University, UK, 10 May 2007. 'Australia's Nuclear Choices', Presentation to the School of History and Politics, University of Adelaide, 19 March 2007. 'Operational Art and the Environmental Theorists' Presentation to the Australian Command and Staff College, Australian Defence College, Canberra, 12 March 2007. Muslims and Non-Muslims in Australia', Expert panellist on terrorism issues as part of deliberative poll proceedings organised by Issues Deliberation Australia, Old Parliament House, Canberra, 3 March 2007. “After North Korea’s October Test: Towards a Management Strategy”, Presentation to Expert Workshop on North Korea and Asian Security: Where to From Here? Flinders University, 6 December 2006. 'Australia's Nuclear Options: Regional and Global Dimensions', Presentation to Energy Security Symposium: Effects on Australia's Strategic Environment, co-sponsored by the Australian Homeland Security Research Centre and the Australian Institute of International Affairs, Canberra, 11 October 2006. 'Does Australia Have a Coherent Counter-terrorist Strategy?', Presentation to the Conference on Threat Perception in a Complex Environment: Intelligence Planning in the Asia-Pacific, University of Adelaide, 18 September 2006. 'Nuclear Weapons and Global Security: Time for a New Approach?', Presented to School of Political Science and International Relations Seminar ('Nuclear Weapons and Global Security, The Tenth Anniversary of the Canberra Commission'), University of Queensland, 2 August 2006 (part of debate with Kevin Rudd MP). Australia's Counter-Terrorist Strategy: Paths Travelled and the Road Ahead, Presented to the Expert Workshop on 'Ensuring Accountability: Terrorist Challenges and State Responses in a Free Society', Australian National University, 20-21 April 2006. 'Key Themes in Fukuyama and Huntington', Presented at the Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies, Australian Defence College, Canberra, 23 January 2006. 'Australia, Japan, and East Asia's Evolving Strategic Environment', Presented to the Conference on Strengthening Australia East Asia Relations, National Chengchi University, Taipei, 9 December 2005. 'Future of Nuclear Proliferation: The Next Twenty-Five Years', Presented at the Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies, Australian Defence College, Canberra, 23 August 2005. 'Australia, Japan, and Northeast Asian Security Issues', Presented at the Third Australia-Japan Track 1.5 Dialogue, Nagoya, 24-26 July 2005. Teaching:INTR 2004 Peace and War.INTR 3058 Regional Security in the Asia Pacific. INTR 3062 Weapons of Mass Destruction & International Security. INTR 3068 Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism and Globalisation. POLI 7061 Global Security in the Information Age. INTR 9010 International Relations and World Politics. INTR 9045 Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism and Risk. LLAW 9400A International Law and International Relations: Key Perspectives. LLAW 9400B International Law and International Relations: Contemporary Issues. 
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