Australia and Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia has become a battleground of power-politics today where even the so-called “Middle Powers” have their vital stakes. Australia’s participation in the Southeast Asian drama has naturally aroused the interest of commentators and policy-makers in Asia and abroad.

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Publisher	Abhinav Publications
ISBN	9788170170105
Publishing Date	04-Apr-2012
Language	English
Territorial Rights	Worldwide

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Chapter

PART 1: THE BACKDROP
I. AUSTRALIA AND THE ‘NEAR NORTH’
Austral-Asia : The Setting—The “TerraAustral is”, 3. Australia and Asia : (a) TheAustralian Civilization, (b) The Near North,(c) Is Australia a Part of Asia ?, 7. Australia andSoutheast Asia—The Human Factor, 21. Search for Political Stability, 24. Southeast Asian Trade andEconomy, 25. The Zone of Security, 30.

II. THE FALL OF SINGAPORE AND AUSTRALIA
The Fall of the Fortress, 39. Australia Out of theColonial Chrysalis, 43. Curtin’s Appeal to theUnited States, 46. Early Attitudes Towards SovietRussia, 49. The “Digger” and the Eastern World,51. Early Approach to Foreign Policy,

PART 2 : INVOLVEMENT IN ASIA
III. AUSTRALIA AND THE UPHEAVAL IN INDONESIA
Upsurge in Southeast Asia and the Birth of theIndonesian Republic—The National Awakeningin Southeast Asia, 61. The Birth of Indonesia,66. Australian People and the IndonesianDispute—The Dutch and Indonesian Influences, 74.

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