These papers are vehicles for initiating, encouraging or nurturing professional discussion and debate concerning the application of land warfare concepts and capabilities to the security of Australia and its interests.

Working Papers are generally not large and, by their nature, are not intended to be definitive.

• WP 133 - Organising Complexity: Modes of Behaviour in a Networked Battlespace (PDF, 263 KB)
• WP 132 - Square Pegs for Round Holes? Current Approaches to Future Warfare and the Need to Adapt (PDF, 233 KB)
• WP 131 - Revisiting Counterinsurgency: A Manoeuvrist Response to the 'War on Terror' for the Australian Army (PDF, 457 KB)
• WP 131 - Revisiting Counterinsurgency: A Manoeuvrist Response to the 'War on Terror' for the Australian Army - Thai Language Translation (PDF, 873 KB)
• WP 130 - The Human Dimension of the Hardened and Networked Army: the Lessons of Friendly Fire (PDF, 332 KB)
• WP 129 - 'Eyes wide open?: stability, change and network-enabling technology (PDF, 263 KB)
• WP 128 - Not-so friendly fire: an Australian taxonomy for fratricide (PDF, 293 KB)
• WP 127 - The Transformation of Special Operations Forces in Contemporary Conflict: Strategy, Missions, Organisations and Tactics (PDF, 190 KB)
• WP 126 - A Model Pacific Solution? A Study of the Deployment of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (PDF, 248 KB)
• WP 125 - Network-Centric Warfare: the Problem of Social Order (PDF, 269 KB)
• WP 124 - 'Putting Your Young Men in the Mud?: Change, Continuity and the Australian Infantry Battalion (PDF, 279 KB)
• WP 123 - The Prospects for Australian and Japanese Security Cooperation in a More Uncertain Asia-Pacific (PDF, 288 KB)
• WP 122 - From Breitenfeld to Baghdad: Perspectives on Combined Arms Warfare (PDF, 314 KB)
• WP 121 - Australian Army Cooperation with the Land Forces of the United States: Problems of the Junior Partner (PDF, 92 KB)
• WP 120 - Information Operations during Operation Stabilise in East Timor (PDF, 545 KB)
• WP 119 - A Concept for Ground-based Aerospace Defence in the Army-After-Next (PDF, 260 KB)
• WP 118 - Information-era Manoeuvre: The Australian-led Mission to East Timor (PDF, 144 KB)
• WP 117 - A Capability of First Resort: amphibious Operations and Australian Defence Policy 1901-2001 (PDF, 107 KB)
• WP 116 - Communications, Electronic Warfare and the Digitised Battlefield (PDF, 146 KB)
• WP 115 - Australia and the Revolution in Military Affairs (PDF, 128 KB)
• WP 114 - Thinking Across Time: Concurrent Historical Analysis on Military Operations (PDF, 150 KB)
• WP 113 - From Deakin to Dibb: the Army and the Making of Australian Strategy in the 20th Century (PDF, 115 KB)
• WP 112 - The Utility of a Tactical Airborne Communications Subsystem in Support of Future Land Warfare (PDF, 198 KB)
• WP 111 - Refocusing Concepts of Security: The Convergence of Military and Non-military Tasks (PDF, 243 KB)
• WP 110 - From Legend to Learning: Gallipoli and the Military Revolution of World War I (PDF, 87 KB)
• WP 109 - A Tactical Communication System for Future Land Warfare (PDF, 136 KB)
• WP 108 - South Asia: The Prospect of Nuclear Disarmament After the 1998 Nuclear Tests in India and Pakistan (PDF, 86 KB)
• WP 107 - Professional Mastery: The Human Dimension of Warfighting Capability for the Army-After-Next (PDF, 144 KB)
• WP 106 - The Capacity of the Australian Army to Conduct and Sustain Land Force Operations (PDF, 165 KB)
• WP 105 - The Way Ahead? Alternative Approaches to Integrating the Reserves in 'Total Force' Planning (PDF, 107 KB)
• WP 104 - The Implications of the United States Army's Army-After-Next Concepts for the Australian Army (PDF, 92 KB)
• WP 103 - Conventional Deterrence in the australian Strategic Context (PDF, 112 KB)
• WP 102 - Redefining Strategic Strike: The Strike Role and the Australian Army into the 21st Century (PDF, 165 KB)
• WP 101 - The Role of the Australian Army in a Maritime Concept of Strategy (PDF, 141 KB)