A Legal Analysis of Australia's Future Engagement with Asia-Pacific Security Institutions

The security landscape of the Asia-Pacific is rapidly changing with significant implications for Australia. This Project critically examines Australia’s engagement with regional institutions in the Asia-Pacific as regional legal frameworks to address contemporary regional security challenges with the focus on regime security, maritime security, nuclear security and human security. The project achieves this goal by engaging theoretical, legal inquiries and case study analysis and through collaboration with Asia-Pacific security analysts and policy-makers in Australia, China, Japan, India, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, the United Kingdom and the United States.