David Brewster
Senior Research Fellow, NSC
Qualifications
Doctor of Philosophy – Australian National University, 2010
Masters of Laws – Columbia University, New York, 1992
Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours) – University of Sydney, 1987
Bachelor of Economics – University of Sydney, 1985
Australia Can’t Continue to Divide the Indian Ocean in Two
David Brewster argues agaisnt dividing the Indian Ocean, on the ABC's Counterpoint.
Stronger institutions sorely needed in the Indian Ocean
Australia needs to be part of an innovative and efficient solution
Environmental security in the eastern Indian Ocean, Antarctica and the Southern Ocean: A risk mapping approach
Mapping the risks in the oceans and opportunites for Aust/French cooperation
Maybe Australia should donate a warship to Sri Lanka
Strategic assests can still support the national interest when decommissioned
Australia's Second Sea: Facing our multipolar future in the Indian Ocean
Australia must take the risks and opportunities in the IO more seriously
China may only seek a limited naval role in the Indian Ocean
How will China confront the tyranny of distance to achieve its aims?
The forces needed to protect the Belt and Road
Protecting China's regional interests will increasingly require the PLA
Air traffic control: China and India compete
Access to airfields, the new field for competition in the Indo-Pacific
Bring Australia’s Navy home from the Middle East
Naval practitioners struggle to justify deployments to the western Indian Ocean
China's play for military bases in the eastern Indian Ocean
China is moving to establish a network of naval and air bases in the Indian Ocean to support its growing strategic imperatives in the region writes David Brewster
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