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- Strategic choices: Australia, China and the US in Asia
- The Dynamics of Top-Down Organizational Change: Donald Rumsfeld's Campaign to Transform the US Defense Department
- Financial Fraud and Guerrilla Violence in Missouri's Civil War, 1861-1865
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- Rebalancing the Global Economy: A primer for policymaking
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2009 Annual Report
14 May 2010
Read about the Centre's achievements during 2009 in our Annual Report. Read Report
Survey: Australians, Americans and Climate Change
20 November 2009
A major survey on Australian attitudes to climate change compared with those of Americans showing that climate change is a “wedge” issue in both countries. Read Report
2008 Annual Report
30 April 2009
Read about the Centre's achievements during 2008 in our Annual Report. Read Report
Innovation in America: A Comparative Study
1 December 2008
The Centre has released the first publication of the innovation research program, a background report titled Innovation in America: a Comparative Study. The report, prepared by researcher Dr Thomas Barlow, provides a comparison of key characteristics of the United States innovation system compared with Australia and other developed countries. Read Report
Survey: Australians, Americans and the 2008 Presidential Election
30 October 2008
A phone survey of 800 respondents and on-line survey of 3,000 respondents commissioned by the US Studies Centre to assess Australian impressions of the United States close to the end of the US presidential election campaign. Read Report
National Summit: 21st Century America - Reflections, Aspirations and Challenges
1 July 2008
A report on the US Studies Centre's 2007 National Summit "21st Century America - Reflections, Aspirations and Challenges" featuring academics from the US and Australia. Read Report
Survey: Australian Attitudes Towards the US - Part II
10 December 2007
The US Studies Centre commissioned the most comprehensive survey of Australian attitudes towards the United States ever undertaken. Part II canvasses the attitudes of Australians towards a number of US institutions, various aspects of American society and culture and the influence of American culture on Australia. See Results
Survey: Australian Attitudes Towards the US - Part I
3 October 2007
The US Studies Centre commissioned the most comprehensive survey of Australian attitudes towards the United States ever undertaken. Part One examines the views of Australians on foreign, economic and trade policy issues. See Results
VIDEOS & INTERVIEWS
The first black president may be the exception that proves the rule of a racially divided United States, says Professor Kevin Gaines.
Dr Mark Geiger discusses the previously unknown financial conspiracy which funded guerrillas during the Civil War.
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