iTables, Figures and Boxes/iiContributors/iiPreface/iiAbbreviations/i1. Middle power dreaming: Australian foreign policy during the Rudd-Gillard governments i(James Cotton and John Ravenhill)/i2. The Howard-Downer legacy: global deputy, regional sheriff i(Geoffrey Barker)/i3. Back from the brink: Australia and the global economy 2006-10 i(John Ravenhill)/i4. Australia-America 2006-2010: waiting for Obama i(James Cotton)/i5. Australia and China: the challenges to forging a 'true friendship' i(Jian Zhang)/i6. Australia and Japan: mobilising the bilateral relationship i(Rikki Kersten)/i7. Australia and Europe i(Donald Kenyon and David Lee)/i8.

Australia's strategic and commercial engagement with South Asia under Kevin Rudd: the paradoxes i(Marika Vicziany)/i9. Australia, the Pacific Islands and Timor-Leste i(Stewart Firth)/i10. Progress and limits in regional cooperation: Australia and Southeast Asia i(Garry Rodan)/i11. Australian foreign policy towards Africa i(Tanya Lyons)/i12. Plus ca change? Coalition, Labor and the challenges of environmental foreign policy i(Lorraine Elliott)/i13. The Australia 2020 summit as an experiment in foreign policy-making i(Melissa H. Conley Tyler and Emma White)/i14. Defence and security i(Hugh White)/i15.

Australia's foreign policy machinery i(Michael Wesley)/i16. Regional, alliance and global priorities of the Rudd-Gillard governments i(Andrew O'Neil)/iiReferences/iiIndex/i.