The role of U.S. bases in the world

Associate Professor David Vine, 5 September 2017

Associate Professor David Vine, American University, Washington D.C., will discuss Australia's critical role in the global network of U.S. military bases, which now total an estimated 800 outside the United States. He will also discuss the role of U.S. bases in Australia and beyond in U.S.-led wars and the significance of this unprecedented network of bases for global peace and security.

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Tue 5 Sep 2017, 6pm – Wed 6 Sep 2017, 5.55.59pm

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Associate Professor David Vine

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Dr Adam Broinowski
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+61 6125 3185

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