Technically, your examples could come from any country you like, but it is better if they focus on China only if possible. Below is a description of the course if it helps you in any way. This course examines the structures, processes, actors and norms of Australia’s national security policymaking system. The central subject matter of the course includes: the purposes of national security policymaking; Australia’s national security policymaking architecture; actors and interests in the national security community; practical aspects of national security policymaking including strategy planning and implementation; the role of the private sector, interest groups, the media and academia/think tanks in national security policymaking; leadership in the national security community; national security policymaking in comparable benchmark countries; and the future of national security policymaking in Australia.
