Conflict, the State, and Aerospace Power
Subtitle: the proceedings of a conference held in Canberra by the Royal Australian Air Force, 28-29 May 2002
By: edited by Alistair Dally and Rosalind Bourke
Contributors: Dally, Alistair; Bourke, Rosalind; RAAF Aerospace Centre
Publisher: Aerospace Centre
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Fairbairn, A.C.T
Language: eng
Number of pages: 218
Subjects: Air power; Congresses; National security; Air warfare; Military policy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Opening address; title: Keynote address; title: National power, states, non-state actors and the international system; title: Refocusing concepts of security; title: The airman and the state; title: Models for conflict in the 3rd millennium - an alternative view; title: Emerging major powers and the international system (an Indian view); title: Air power strategic shaping and deterrence; title: The unipolar moment - a view from the top of the ziggurat; title: Are air forces relevant to national security for the future; title: We won the war - now build the peace; title: The war on terror and air combat power: a word of warning for defence planners; title: The biggest force multiplier? knowledge, information and warfare in the 21st century; title: Battlespace integration and the aerospace tool; title: The Afghanistan experience; title: Observations on the conference; title: Closure.