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UNITED STATES STUDIES CENTRE | ALLIANCE 21 AUSTRALIA AND THE US ASIAN ALLIANCE NETWORK Outlook, Volume IV, Issue 8, September 2014. 79. AUSMIN 2015 Joint Statement, 13 October 2015. 80. Ibid. 81. Australian 2016 Defence White Paper, paragraph 2.17. 82. Australian 2016 Defence White Paper, paragraph 5.17. Alan Dupont, ‘Full spectrum defence: Re-thinking the fundamentals of Australian defence strategy’, Lowy Institute Analysis, Sydney, March 2015, p. 10. 83. Julie Bishop, ‘US-Australia: The Alliance in an Emerging Asia’, Speech to the Alliance 21/CSIS Conference, Washington DC, 22 January 2014. 84. East-West Center (EWC), United States Studies Centre at University of Sydney (USSC), and Perth USAsia Centre at University of Western Australia (USAC), ‘Australia matters for America/ American matters for Australia’, Washington DC, 2015. 85. Ibid. 86. John Goyer, ‘US-Australia Trade Pact Impresses after First Decade’, US Chamber of Commerce, 24 March 2015. 87. Michael White, ‘US-Australia Free Trade Agreement turns 10’, Global Trade Daily, 27 March 2015. 88. EWC, USSC, and USAC, ‘Australia matters for America/American matters for Australia’. 89. Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Defence White Paper 2016, Canberra, 2016, Chapter 9, Sections 5.18-5.30. 90. Cameron Stewart, ‘US eyes strategic benefits from Japan submarines deal’, The Australian, 22 January 2016. 91. Rory Medcalf, ‘We’re not the only friends the United States has in the Asian region’, The Age, 16 June 2015; Alex Oliver, ‘Will 92. Ibid. Australians support a deeper, bolder US alliance?’ The Interpreter, Lowy Institute for International Policy, 16 July 2015. 93. Elsina Wainwright, Interviews with Washington DC analysts, New York/Washington DC, October and November 2015. 94. Michael Green, Kathleen Hicks, Mark Cancian, Zack Cooper, John Schnaus, et al, Asia-Pacific Rebalance 2025: Capabilities, Presence, and Partnerships, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington DC, January 2016, p. 67. Michael Green and Andrew Shearer, ‘Mr Turnbull Goes to Washington’, The National Interest, 17 January 2016. 95. Mark Thomson, ‘We don’t have to choose between the US and China’, The Strategist, ASPI, 2 May 2015; Darren Lim, ‘Hillary Clinton’s trade warning: Can China coerce Australia?’, The Interpreter, Lowy Institute for International Policy, 1 July 2014. 96. Hugh White, ‘ANZUS in the Asian Century’, The Strategist, ASPI, 15 July 2015; and Hugh White, The China Choice: Why America Should Share Power, Black Inc., Collingwood, 2012. 97. There seems to be some coalescence around this approach. Peter Varghese, ‘An Australian Worldview: A Practitioner’s Perspective’, Speech to the Lowy Institute for International Policy, Sydney, 20 August 2015; Ashton Carter, ‘The United States and challenges to Asia-Pacific security’, 2015 Shangri-La Dialogue, p. 4; Michael J. Green, Peter J. Dean, Brendan Taylor and Zack Cooper, ‘The ANZUS Alliance in an Ascending Asia’, ANU Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Centre of Gravity Series Report, July 2015, p. 12; and G. John Ikenberry, ‘The Rise of China and the Future of the West: Can the Liberal System Survive?’, Foreign Affairs, 1 January 2008, p. 1. There is also some evidence that China would be prepared to play an enlarged role within the existing order. Xi Jinping, Address at the General Debate, 70th Session of the United Nations General Assembly, New York, 28 September 2015; and Kevin Rudd, ‘US- China 21: The Future of US-China Relations under Xi Jinping: Summary 17
UNITED STATES STUDIES CENTRE | ALLIANCE 21 AUSTRALIA AND THE US ASIAN ALLIANCE NETWORK Report’, Harvard Kennedy School Belfer Center, April 2015, p. 24. 98. Chris Mills, ‘The United States’ Asia-Pacific Policy and the Rise of the Dragon’, Centre for Defence and Security Studies, August 2015, pp. 3-4. 99. US power stems in part from its rebounding economy with unrivalled market influence and innovative capacity, the world’s most technologically advanced military, with a decades-lasting capability edge, and a new energy security. Jones, Still Ours To Lead. 100. Richard N. Haass, Foreign policy begins at home: The case for putting America’s house in order, Basic Books, New York, 2013, pp. 139,155. 101. Rudd, ‘US-China 21 Summary Report’, pp. 33-34. 102. Gregory Poling and Benjamin Schaare, ‘Australia’s search for MH370: Regional leadership through HADR and Search and Rescue Efforts’, CSIS Pacific Partners Outlook, vol. IV, issue 3, 10 April 2014; Linda Jakobson, ‘Add substance to Australia’s strategic dialogue with China’, in Anthony Bubalo, ed., ‘Judicious ambition: International policy priorities for the new Australian government’, Lowy Institute Analysis, September 2013, pp. 12-13; Green, Hicks, and Cooper, ‘Federated Defense in Asia’; and Peter Jennings, ‘The known truths revealed by flight MH370’, Australian Financial Review, 20 March 2014. 103. Anthony Bergin, ‘Darwin defence hub crucial to white paper’s diplomatic ambitions,’ The Australian, February 29 2016, p. 9; Jakobson, ‘Add substance to Australia’s strategic dialogue with China’, pp. 12-13. 104. Julie Bishop, ‘Mapping Asia’s trajectory: An Australian perspective’, Address to the United States Studies Centre and Center for a New American Security, Washington DC, 26 January 2016. 105. Niels Marquardt, ‘America and Australia: economic ties as strong and important as security ties’, The Strategist, Australian Strategic Policy Institute, 11 August 2014. 18
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