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- First Page
- Preliminary pages
- Abbreviations
- List of illustrations
- Contributors
- Preface
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The Australian strategic imagination: Origins and form
- Part 1. The concept of strategic imagination
- 3. Concepts: What is strategic imagination?
- 4. A reconciled republic? The Australian Constitution, the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, the republic and the future of the Commonwealth
- 5. Imagination and scholarship: The role of creativity and complexity
- 6. Imagination and policy
- 7. Thinking about strategic imagination
- 8. The strategist as author
- Part 2. The practice of strategic imagination
- 9. Strategic imagination: Practice
- 10. Imagination and the Korean crisis
- 11. Australia in a new era: Why strategic imagination matters
- 12. The Indo-Pacific as strategic imagination
- 13. Approaching Australian defence and strategic policy through strategic imagination
- 14. Strategic imagination: The case of reimagining Nordic defence
- Part 3. Remembrances of Brendan Sargeant
- 15. Remembrance foreword
- 16. Vale Brendan Sargeant
- 17. Reflections on Brendan Sargeant
- 18. Reimagining strategy and statecraft for the future
- 19. The imagination of a bureaucrat
- 20. Grappling with the past and present through imagination
- 21. Bridging the gap: Remembering Brendan Sargeant
- 22. ‘To see what is worth seeing’: Keynote speech to the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre fiftieth anniversary dinner, 21 July 2016
