The Australia-UK-U.S. Submarine Deal: Not Necessarily a Sure or a Good Thing

11 Nov 2021 | Trevor FINDLAY

ARMS CONTROL TODAY

APLN member Trevor Findlay, Principal Fellow at the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne, wrote a feature article for Arms Control Today, titled “The Australia-UK-U.S. Submarine Deal: Not Necessarily a Sure or a Good Thing.”

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Disclaimer: This article is part of Volume 51 of Arms Control Today published in November 2021. The original post can be found here. This article has been reposted with permission.

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