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Home / Archived Article(s) by Author: Danielle Cave
    • Politics and Policy

    A closer look at foreign policy research

    Danielle Cave     |      July 17, 2021

    The best research think tanks produce is often work no one will fund. If it breaks new ground it’s often difficult to convince potential funders of its merit.

    • Defence and Security

    Boosting Australia’s foreign policy research

    Danielle Cave     |      July 16, 2021

    In a precarious and fast-changing world, there are several opportunities for Australia to improve the policy advice generated by our vibrant small think-tank sector.

    • Cybersecurity

    Defending democracies from disinformation and foreign interference

    Danielle Cave     |      April 23, 2021

    Democracies can take steps to mitigate the risks of cyber-enabled foreign interference, and increase their power by banding together to attribute, raise costs and deter interference by hostile states.

    • Defence and Security

    Understanding the attack on Australia’s parliament and political parties

    Danielle Cave     |      February 22, 2019

    The Australian government has been reluctant to ‘name and shame’ states engaged in hostile cyber operations, but should this change now the latest assault has targeted the home of democracy – Parliament House – and the nation’s political parties only months out from a federal election?

    • Politics and Policy

    The great wall of silence: Australia’s failure to talk about China

    Danielle Cave     |      November 30, 2018

    Australia’s silence on the attribution of cyber-attacks and intellectual property theft by China is part of a broader silence which does nothing to serve Australia’s national interest.

    • Pacific

    PNG to push out Facebook, taking a sharp turn into cyber censorship

    Danielle Cave     |      May 31, 2018

    PNG’s Communications Minister Sam Basil, a regular Facebook user himself, has announced that PNG will shut down the social media site for a month so that his department can research how the network is being used. Whether or not it actually happens, the announcement bodes ill for the nation.

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