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Cunnigham Lectures
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The Academy's annual public lectures are named after the first Chairman of the Social Science Research Committee (the Academy's predecessor), Dr Kenneth Stewart Cunningham, the post he had held from 1943 to 1952.
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World Order Under Stress: Issues & Initiatives for the 21st Century
The 2007 Cunningham Lecture, delivered by Professor Robert O'Neill, is a prescient examination of the trials and challenges which have continually beset world powers. Drawing on historical parallels, the lecture offers a perspective on the problems the United States faces as the leading power in the world today, the insurgency of radical Islam, the future of nuclear weapons and the need for closer global cooperation.
Professor Robert O’Neill has spent his life studying international conflict. He was Head of the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre at the ANU 1971-82, Director of the International Institute for Stategic Studies in London 1982-87, Chichele Professor of the History of War at Oxford 1987-2001, and Chairman of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, Canberra 2000-05
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