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Friends of Europe 2016 Security Jam Report Dr. John Bruni – quoted in Friends of Europe 2016 Security Jam Report ‘Beyond Conventional Security Challenges’, submitted to Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and European Affairs, Didier Reynders. |
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The Emirates Occasional Papers No.86 (2015) Harb I. & Bruni J., Domestic & Regional Challenges to U.S.-Iran Relations |
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Afghanistan: The Old-New Geopolitical Blackhole (2011) Bruni, J., Chapter 2, Geo-strategic Lessons from the Past: British and Soviet Campaigns |
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Japan, Australia and Asia-Pacific Security (2006) Jain P. & Bruni J., Chapter 5, American acolytes: Tokyo, Canberra and Washington’s emerging ‘Pacific Axis’ |
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Asia–Pacific and a New International Order: Responses and Options (2006) Bruni J., Chapter 18, Back to the Future: A ‘Colonial’ Australia in the 21st Century? |
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Good Neighbour, Bad Neighbour (2006) Bruni J., Chapter 6, Towards a friendship based on mutual respect |
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International Relations of the Asia-Pacific (2004) Jain P. & Bruni J., Japan, Australia and the United States: little NATO or shadow alliance? |
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Dr. John Bruni – contributor to Jane’s Sentinel Oceania 2002–2008 |
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On Weapons Decisions (2002) Dr. John Bruni traces the patterns of Australian defence capital procurement during the country’s two major post–war military modernisations, the early 1960s and the early 1980s |
