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Graduate Handbook Rules 2010

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This Act has been repealed and is no longer in force. It is retained for historical reference.

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The provided text is a fragment from what appears to be university delegated legislation (likely from the Australian National University). It contains only an illustrative example showing how a course entry appears in a Graduate Handbook, specifically using a Strategic Studies course (STST8001) as a demonstration. The text explains that underlined words (not shown as underlined here) are provided for information only and do not form part of the binding Orders. This excerpt lacks the actual operative rules, definitions, or substantive provisions of the instrument.

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Strategic Studies STST8001 (12 units)

(Semester and year)

Coordinator: Dr Brendan Taylor

Syllabus: This course offers an integrated treatment of the main features of the discipline of strategic studies. It is designed to help students develop strong analytical frameworks for understanding leading strategic issues and also to examine a number of these issues in depth. Specific contents include coverage of the nature of strategy, the relationship between strategy and security, the causes of war, grand strategy, air, land and maritime strategy, legal and ethical issues relating to the use of force, the role of violence in the international system, weapons of mass destruction, terrorism, international peacekeeping and stabilisation operations, and the impact of changing military technology.

Proposed Assessment:. Essays 50%, Examinations 50%.

In this case, the underlined words would not form part of Orders, but are included for information only (nor are they underlined in the Handbook).

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