Time for a shield wall? A Ballistic Missile Defence system is no silver bullet for Australia

Benjamin Zala

Time for a shield wall? A Ballistic Missile Defence system is no silver bullet for Australia

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Abstract

Turning to a ballistic missile defence system as a way of protecting Australia from a North Korean attack is a bad idea that should never get off the ground, Benjamin Zala writes.

Original language	English
Pages	1pp
No.	12 JULY 2017
Specialist publication	Policy Forum
Publication status	Published - 2017

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Time for a shield wall? A Ballistic Missile Defence system is no silver bullet for Australia

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