US-Australia-Indonesia Trilateral Security? Conditions for Cooperation

Kelton, Maryanne; Willis, David

doi:10.1080/10357718.2019.1570485

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“…The researchers who conducted studies on maritime and regional security include Agastia [ 35 ], Bateman [ 65 ], P. Gopal & Alverdian [ 33 ], Prakash Gopal [ 71 ], K. Govella [ 4 ], Md. Saiful Karim [ 2 ], Maryanne Kelton & Willis [ 34 ], Lee [ 22 ] , Paul [ 32 ], Poh & Ong [ 5 ], Styan [ 72 ], M.A. Zohourian [ 14 ].…”

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“…In discussing maritime security, efforts to resolve and prevent threats will definitely be one of the main topics of discussion. The efforts to prevent maritime security threats can be in done by conducting bilateral cooperation [ 32 , 33 ], trilateral cooperation [ 34 ], regional cooperation [ 2 , 7 , 35 ], and/or even international cooperation. Therefore, maritime security can be considered a multi-perspective phenomenon.…”

Section: Literature Review On Maritime Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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A bibliometric analysis of maritime security policy: Research trends and future agenda

Kismartini,

Yusuf,

Sabilla

et al. 2024

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Section: Literature Review On Maritime Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

A bibliometric analysis of maritime security policy: Research trends and future agenda

Kismartini,

Yusuf,

Sabilla

et al. 2024

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“…In the decision-making process, there are quite strict limits due to the different motives between Indonesia and ANZUS as well as with ASEAN. The alignment of formal partners with ANZUS and Indonesia-ASEAN has been hampered due to differences in sub-strategic studies on contemporary maritime issues that refer to the chaos in the South China Sea (Kelton & Willis, 2019). ANZUS trilateral cooperation is an alliance logic that incurs minimal costs by adhering to the post-Cold War security idea where alliance formation must focus on the building process (Tow, 2015).…”

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Indonesia-ASEAN Institutional Roles and Challenges in the Crisis of the Liberal Order

Pradana,

Darmawan

2023

intermestic

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The clash of interest and influence between the United States and China after the Cold War in the Asian region has contributed to the increasing number of threat perceptions in Southeast Asia and ASEAN institutions. The deepening crisis of the liberal international order through the leadership of the United States has proven to have decreased its influence due to internal rather than external behavior during the Donald Trump era. Indonesia-ASEAN has always tried to build a complex institutional role with the status attached to it. This study shows that ASEAN's institutional complexity is successful through the great powers� rivalry management between the United States and China. Indonesia-ASEAN has become a subject rather than an international object in facing discursive challenges through historical roots, the spirit of Indonesia-ASEAN foreign policy, norms, and decision-making processes. By using the system dynamics method, it will be seen how complex the influence of the liberal international order is by comparing perceptions between other regions and the security cooperation that has been formed to balance China's influence, and explains the role of Indonesia-ASEAN in responding to times that are considered a crisis. The conclusion of this study lies in how great power pressure on ASEAN will have a worse and more dangerous impact so that Indonesia-ASEAN through the value of solidarity has succeeded in managing the rivalry of great powers and being soft on perceived threats during the liberal international order crisis.

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“…The second classification deals with the multilateralism of Indonesia and Australia in security cooperation using the concept of trilateral cooperation (Kelton, M. & David W., 2019), security regionalism (Mcdougall, 2001), security cooperation (Zimmerman, E., 2014), and cyber cooperation (Gultom, Supriyadi, & Kustana, 2018). Several concepts explain each country's self-interest, encouraging foreign policy to increase regional cooperation relationships.…”

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Complex Interdependence Between Indonesia-Australia Through Cybersecurity Cooperation Post-Indonesia-Australia Cyberwar in 2013

Lestari

2021

JHI

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The geographical proximity between Indonesia and Australia leads to harmonious relations between these two countries, especially in security. The development of information technology is one of the areas becoming the focus of Indonesia and Australia in maintaining regional security. Security cooperation has been established between Indonesia and Australia. This development can have an impact on a dispute between Indonesia and Australia, particularly in the 2013 cyberwar conflict. An Australian cyber-attack on Indonesia by tapping President Yudhoyono’s communication network caused the cyberwar incident. However, the post-cyberwar between Indonesia and Australia did not cause tension in the relations between the two countries. Indonesia approved the MOU of Cybersecurity Cooperation with Australia in 2018. This study aims to analyze the causes of Indonesia and Australia’s choice to continue their cybersecurity cooperation after the Indonesia-Australia cyberwar in 2013. This research utilized the theory of complex interdependence and domestic politics and qualitative analysis methods. The results revealed that Australia’s soft power resources, Australia’s political credibility, the advantages of Indonesia and Australia as democratic countries, and the political survival of individual leaders caused both countries to continue their cybersecurity cooperation after the Indonesia-Australia cyberwar in 2013.

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US-Australia-Indonesia Trilateral Security? Conditions for Cooperation

Cited by 3 publications

References 40 publications

A bibliometric analysis of maritime security policy: Research trends and future agenda

A bibliometric analysis of maritime security policy: Research trends and future agenda

Indonesia-ASEAN Institutional Roles and Challenges in the Crisis of the Liberal Order

Complex Interdependence Between Indonesia-Australia Through Cybersecurity Cooperation Post-Indonesia-Australia Cyberwar in 2013

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