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Articles by Jonathan Coppel
Foam in the Ocean? Quad 2.0 at 18 Months - Australian Institute of International Affairs
Despite greater unity on the concept of the “free and open Indo-Pacific,” the renewed Quadrilateral Security Dialogue may suffer from many of the same problems as its predecessor. The November 2017 East Asia Summit in Manila brought the revival of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or Quad. The original Quad arose from the need to coordinate humanitarian relief efforts between the region’s four major democracies in the aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
Strategy for Australia’s Foreign Policy: A Game of Means and Ends - AIIA
Australia needs a new strategy to direct its foreign policy in order to seize new opportunities and increase its security through strength before the strategic window closes and it runs out of luck. The significance of geopolitical changes and geostrategic shifts call for a rethink of Australian foreign policy: the 2017 White Paper is the starting point, not the end. Discussions on a so-called Plan B for Australia’s foreign, security, and defence policy, is slowly but steadily gathering shape.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights – 70 Years On - AIIA
Despite the passing of 70 years since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, significant work still needs to be done to realise its vision. Background On 10 December we celebrate the 70th Anniversary of the adoption by the UN General Assembly of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) – a document which set out a new direction for humanity. Let us go back to 1948; this was not the best year for human rights.
EU-Australia FTA: Economic Drivers and Difficulties - AIIA
The negotiations for EU-Australia free trade agreement is driven by undeniable mutual needs. Australia needs the EU as its largest services trade and investment partner, and in turn the EU needs Australia a commercial base in Asia and a reliable energy supplier. Australia and the EU need each other. The EU, Australia’s largest services trade and investment partner, supplies the business services that drive a knowledge economy and provides the credit to finance economic development.
India's Challenges and Opportunities for Cooperation - AIIA
While many developed nations face the problems of an ageing population, a vibrant and youthful demographic is emerging in India. As a nation with growing maritime and security influence, is there scope for more meaningful Australia-India bilateral relations?
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