Clinton Fernandes teaches at the University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia.

“Clinton Fernandes has a keen understanding of the political economy of global resources, and of international contest and negotiation (particularly covert or implicit negotiation) over resources. And not only on land. One chapter, for example, gives an exemplary account of how Australia has promoted and manipulated and obstructed an international law of the sea. His is a bracing, innovative and deeply researched argument about Australia in the world since the Second World War.”- Barrie Dyster, Economic History, University of New South Wales. Co-author, Australia in the Global Economy.

• The organising principle of Australian foreign policyA Sub-Imperial ReflexThe military instrument: ANZUSThe military instrument: MalayaVietnam and the Transformation of Australian LifeThe military instrument: IndonesiaThe Legal Instrument and Australia’s off-shore energy richesThe Challenge of the New International Economic OrderThe economic instrument, 1983-1999Financial Instruments: 1998 to the presentCurrent Policy PrioritiesAppendixAcknowledgmentsIndexAbout the Author

Clinton Fernandes teaches at the University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia.

“Clinton Fernandes has a keen understanding of the political economy of global resources, and of international contest and negotiation (particularly covert or implicit negotiation) over resources. And not only on land. One chapter, for example, gives an exemplary account of how Australia has promoted and manipulated and obstructed an international law of the sea. His is a bracing, innovative and deeply researched argument about Australia in the world since the Second World War.”- Barrie Dyster, Economic History, University of New South Wales. Co-author, Australia in the Global Economy.

• The organising principle of Australian foreign policyA Sub-Imperial ReflexThe military instrument: ANZUSThe military instrument: MalayaVietnam and the Transformation of Australian LifeThe military instrument: IndonesiaThe Legal Instrument and Australia’s off-shore energy richesThe Challenge of the New International Economic OrderThe economic instrument, 1983-1999Financial Instruments: 1998 to the presentCurrent Policy PrioritiesAppendixAcknowledgmentsIndexAbout the Author

Clinton Fernandes teaches at the University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia.

“Clinton Fernandes has a keen understanding of the political economy of global resources, and of international contest and negotiation (particularly covert or implicit negotiation) over resources. And not only on land. One chapter, for example, gives an exemplary account of how Australia has promoted and manipulated and obstructed an international law of the sea. His is a bracing, innovative and deeply researched argument about Australia in the world since the Second World War.”- Barrie Dyster, Economic History, University of New South Wales. Co-author, Australia in the Global Economy.

• The organising principle of Australian foreign policyA Sub-Imperial ReflexThe military instrument: ANZUSThe military instrument: MalayaVietnam and the Transformation of Australian LifeThe military instrument: IndonesiaThe Legal Instrument and Australia’s off-shore energy richesThe Challenge of the New International Economic OrderThe economic instrument, 1983-1999Financial Instruments: 1998 to the presentCurrent Policy PrioritiesAppendixAcknowledgmentsIndexAbout the Author