Key upcoming speech for people interested in where Australian economic security is heading.

“Flying shatters reality into bits that have to be pieced back together. We label this ‘jet lag’ — a disruption of the circadian rhythm caused by different time zones — but what really lags behind is much more fundamental.”

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Our speakers assess #Australia 's economic readiness to deal with future shocks.

“Protectionism and closure in trade are national security threats as they can lead to the worst outcomes.” - Darren Lim

'We are not in the position to be involved in economic warfare. We rely on an…

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'I draw on academic research to design a process for making economic security policies that moves countries, I’m focusing here on #Australia , towards their desired economic security futures.' Helen Mitchell on her new #Economicsecurity playbook.

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Global economic security policymaking structures | The #EconomicSecurityPlaybook by United States Studies Centre NRF Helen Mitchell includes an indicative list of the economic security architecture in select countries and groups.

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'A nation’s economic security framework...has evolved with the growing economic connections between states and the increasing complexity of supply chains and innovation ecosystems.'

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What is economic security? How can policymakers ‘achieve’ it? My new ⁦United States Studies Centre⁩ report offers ideas: a pioneering definition, strategic playbook and policymaking ecosystem. Based on my ⁦SRW Foundation economic statecraft research⁩ ⁦ANU Crawford School of Public Policy⁩. ussc.edu.au/unlocking-econ…

'Fundamentally, economic security is about how the state decides to manage the risks & opportunities of global flows of resources — goods, services, people, money, information & ideas — in an interconnected and dangerous world.' From Helen Mitchell
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“The United States is failing to engage Latin America’s nations commercially or strategically, missing an opportunity to shore up national security and wasting built-in geopolitical advantages,” writes Shannon O'Neil.
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My book, Big Data, Emerging Technologies and Intelligence: National Security Disrupted has been published today! Big data isn't just a buzzword anymore; it's fundamentally altering the landscape of national security. lnkd.in/gAKRQpRdAsk

Ben Scott’s chat to ex-CIA Dr Stevens is riveting. Other OG fans of open source data will enjoy this. 3 key dependencies - orderly data, tech tools & analytic tradecraft - can help guide efforts to harness AI in security, economic and other spaces. ANU National Security College

Where is #quantum research and commercialisation happening?
Where does #Australia fit into the global quantum landscape?
How has Australia invested in #quantum technology?

Read the latest #explainer by Georgia Edmonstone to get these answers and more.
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Why is Japan multiple moves ahead of other countries on economic security and ‘de-risking’ policy making? This excellent conversation explains the events that set Tokyo on its economic security path.

Historically, much of the gender gap in earnings could be explained by differences in education and occupational choices. However, this year’s economic sciences laureate Claudia Goldin has shown that the bulk of this earnings difference is now between men and women in the same…

Economic security is shaping the global economy and states' capabilities. If you’re interested in future trends - stay tuned as I’ll be exploring what this means for policy United States Studies Centre