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menuThe Genesis of a Policy
- First Page
- Preliminary pages
- Abbreviations
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: A unique strategic position
- Part 1
- 1. The interwar setting and Australia’s strategic outlook, 1921–31
- 2. Increasing assertiveness in foreign and economic affairs, 1931–35
- 3. Expectations of the empire connection and the Trade Diversion Policy, 1936–37
- Part 2
- 4. ‘A chronic lack of self‑reliance’? Australia’s response to the coming Pacific War, 1937–41
- 5. ‘An undoubted right to speak’: Projecting Australia’s influence in the postwar Asia-Pacific, 1942–45
- Part 3
- 6. The new order: Australia’s perspective on Commonwealth engagement with South-East Asia and the South Pacific, 1946–50
- 7. A confluence of interests: Australia realigns with the US, 1951–57
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
