Quarterly Essay 62
Narrated by James Brown
- Released
- June 12, 2016
- Length
- 2 hrs 22 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Audible Studios
In this compelling essay, James Brown, a former Australian army officer, explores the complex decisions surrounding going to war, drawing from history, strategy, and personal experience. He examines Australia's involvement in recent conflicts, the influence of US military presence, and the concentration of war powers in the hands of the Prime Minister, raising concerns about future decisions. This thought-provoking work questions Australia's understanding of war and what it truly values to defend.
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