Articles by The AIM Network

Conclusion Notwithstanding all of the aforementioned factors, it should be assumed that China will revert to the use of maximum force and the complete subjugation […]

China and its approach to war: Why waiting is necessary There is always an approval factor in engaging in war, although it is often within […]

War as a dynamic and preparation: Learning from history Whilst the factors mentioned will not always be in place with the same stringency as currently […]

The direction a war will ‘take’ War, from an historical perspective tend to expand beyond the parameters of those that were set by those that […]

What a war involves: A brief deliberation What a war ‘involves’ does not need a great deal of nuanced explanation as there is ample historical […]

Media Release For almost ten years Dr Ray Hodgson, an Australian specialist gynaecologist has travelled to and from Nepal with a team of volunteers in […]

Media Release Australia’s top teenage race car designers and ‘drivers’ are preparing to arrive in Melbourne to do battle in the days leading up to […]

The surprise of no ‘surprise attack’ By Dr Strobe Driver   Crucially and as stipulated, China is unlikely to mount a surprise attack as this would […]

A forthcoming war: The evidence-base and narrative Before the complexities of a kinetic phase of actions is introduced an overarching basis of understanding within the […]

Taiwan as the epicentre of an Asia-Pacific war As this thesis is predicated on the evidence-base of there (eventually) being an A-P war, it is […]

The Asia-Pacific – 2018 The Taiwan Strait The Taiwan Strait is the main body of water that separates Taiwan from mainland China, and as a […]

Total war Acknowledging that total war and limited war are complex happenings is a germane, yet necessary point to make, however there are some overarching […]