PERISCOPE – Occasional Analysis Paper Series - Regional Programme Australia and the Pacific
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Occasional Analysis Paper Series
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PERISCOPE Vol. 7 2021: Hydrogen Certification in Australia, Germany and Japan
'Periscope' is the Occasional Analysis Paper series of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung’s (Foundation) Regional Programme Australia and the Pacific. Just like the real-world sighting instrument, Periscope is meant as a lens to broaden our insights - taking in views from different angles. This way, it seeks to bring together perspectives from Germany, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific region to augment our understanding of contemporary issues and help address the pressing problems of our time. Our Analysis Papers are substantive publications in the form of single-author (and co-authored) contributions or edited volumes with multiple authors. Their thematic focus ranges from in-depth analysis of a single topic to examining an issue or broader phenomenon from different angles.
December 16, 2021
PERISCOPE - Occasional Analysis Paper Series
PERISCOPE Vol. 6 2021: The Era of Hydrogen Economies
Shared Interests by Australia, Germany and Japan
'Periscope' is the Occasional Analysis Paper series of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung’s (Foundation) Regional Programme Australia and the Pacific. Just like the real-world sighting instrument, Periscope is meant as a lens to broaden our insights - taking in views from different angles. This way, it seeks to bring together perspectives from Germany, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific region to augment our understanding of contemporary issues and help address the pressing problems of our time. Our Analysis Papers are substantive publications in the form of single-author (and co-authored) contributions or edited volumes with multiple authors. Their thematic focus ranges from in-depth analysis of a single topic to examining an issue or broader phenomenon from different angles.
December 14, 2021
PERISCOPE - Occasional Analysis Paper Series
In the Matter of State v Liberty
Reflections on the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic
'Periscope' is the Occasional Analysis Paper series of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung’s (Foundation) Regional Programme Australia and the Pacific. Just like the real-world sighting instrument, Periscope is meant as a lens to broaden our insights - taking in views from different angles. This way, it seeks to bring together perspectives from Germany, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific region to augment our understanding of contemporary issues and help address the pressing problems of our time. Our Analysis Papers are substantive publications in the form of single-author (and co-authored) contributions or edited volumes with multiple authors. Their thematic focus ranges from in-depth analysis of a single topic to examining an issue or broader phenomenon from different angles.
November 23, 2020
PERISCOPE - Occasional Analysis Paper Series
PERISCOPE Vol. 4 2020: Energy Matters in Australia, Germany, New Zealand and the South Pacific
A Collaborative Approach
This Periscope edition is published following the 2nd KAS-EUCERS Energy Policy Dialogue “Energy Strategies: Germany, New Zealand & Australia - A Comparative Perspective” held in October 2019. While the publication draws on the topics of the Dialogue (renewable energy & energy efficiency; balancing energy security, affordability & environmental sustainability; current energy policy challenges), it is not restricted to them, and includes a Pacific voice as well.
April 30, 2020
PERISCOPE - Occasional Analysis Paper Series
PERISCOPE Vol. 3 2020: The Convergence Puzzle: Australia, Germany and Emerging Cybersecurity Trends
'Periscope' is the Occasional Analysis Paper series of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation's Regional Programme Australia and the Pacific. This latest edition, a collection of contributions from Australia and Germany, is concerned with emerging trends, challenges and patterns in cybersecurity relevant for both countries.
April 20, 2020
PERISCOPE - Occasional Analysis Paper Series
Cyber Security in a Contested Age – Geopolitical Challenges and Opportunities for Australia and Germany
by Katja Theodorakis and Dr. Clint Arizmendi
Our latest analysis paper, the second to be published in the ‘Periscope’ series, deals with the topic of cyber security – the challenges associated with it as well as the opportunities afforded by it. Just like the real-world sighting instrument, ‘Periscope’ is meant to broaden our views, taking in perspectives from different angles. For this end, it brings together insights from Europe/Germany and the Australia/Pacific region in order to augment our understanding of contemporary geopolitical and security issues.
June 21, 2019
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PERISCOPE - Occasional Analysis Paper Series, Vol 1.
Challenges of Energy Security in Australia, Europe and the Asia-Pacific
KAS Regional Programme Australia and the Pacific proudly presents its latest publication. Periscope - a new format introduced this year - is an occasional analytical paper series meant to broaden our view by taking in perspectives from different angles. The format seeks to bring together perspectives from Germany, Europe and the Australia/Pacific region in an endeavour to augment our understanding of contemporary issues in the area of foreign and security policy as well as energy, economic and social policy matters. The first edition focusses on "Challenges of Energy Security in Australia, Europe and the Asia-Pacific Region".
February 19, 2019
PERISCOPE - Occasional Analysis Paper Series
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About this series
‘Periscope’ is KAS Australia’s Occasional Analysis Paper OR Brief Series. Just like the real-world sighting instrument, Periscope is meant to broaden our insights, taking in views from different angles. It seeks to bring together perspectives from Germany, Europe, Australia and the Pacific region in order to augment our understanding of contemporary issues in the area of foreign and security policy, rule of law, energy, economic, social and development policy matters.