Australia-China Relations post 1949

The book critically examines Australia's foreign relations, particularly its interactions with the People's Republic of China, challenging the notion of Australian reliance on great-power allies. It explores the economic and political dimensions of policy-making from 1949 to the present, analyzing both internal and external factors that influence the formulation and implementation of Australian foreign policy. Through this lens, the author offers insights into the complexities of Australia's diplomatic strategies and its evolving stance in the global arena.