A Conceptual History of Australian National Security since 1901

该项目旨在确定自1901年以来，国家安全的概念对澳大利亚人意味着什么，以及它的含义如何随着时间的推移而变化。它不是完全依赖于演讲、政策声明和危机时刻的作用，而是通过考虑更广泛的公众理解是如何形成的，以及如何与政治和政策处方相互作用，增强了我们对澳大利亚国家安全的理解。这段历史考虑到了不断变化的联邦官僚机构和机构的角色，以及安全实践。该项目的成果将通过更好地将堪培拉决策团体与更广泛的澳大利亚公众的安全关切联系起来，从而有利于国家安全政策。

This project aims to determine what the concept of national security has meant to Australians since 1901, and how its meanings have changed over time. Rather than relying exclusively on the role of speeches, policy statements and crisis moments, it enhances our understanding of national security in the Australian setting by considering how broader popular understandings were formed and interacted with political and policy prescriptions. This history takes into account the roles of changing federal bureaucracies and agencies, and the practices of security. Outcomes of the project will benefit national security policy by better connecting the Canberra policy-making community with the security concerns of the broader Australian public.