Why the Australia-China relationship is unravelling faster than we could have imagined
December
Note: This article appeared in The Conversation on September 9 2020.
The Australia-China relationship is unravelling at a pace that could not have been contemplated just six months ago.
'China is a reality that is not going away'
December
Note: This article appeared in The Guardian Australia as part of the expert panel, 'Prickly, proud, authoritarian: how should Australia deal with China now?', on September 9 2020.
Australia-China monthly wrap-up: August 2020
December
By Elena Collinson and James Laurenceson
PM strikes the right balance in managing China ties
December
Australian policy on the PRC: Is it independent of the US’?
December
澳大利亚的对华政策是独立于美国之外吗? Australia policy on the PRC - is it independent of the US'? (Bilingual)
December
Elena Collinson (艾莲娜·柯林森) and James Laurenceson (罗震)
This article includes a Simplified Chinese translation by Jun Wang, NAATI Level 3 translator (NAATI ID: 80136).
本文由 Jun Wang（NAATI三级翻译员; NAATI ID: 80136）翻译。
UTS:ACRI WEBINAR: Australian universities, the PRC and academic freedom
December
The Australian higher education sector’s engagement with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years, particularly with respect to issues involving academic freedom. Most recently, following criticism by some international PRC students and state media outlets, the University of New South Wales removed an article from their website and Twitter feed that featured comments critical of Beijing’s crackdown in Hong Kong. Such complaints by PRC students are often alleged to involve coordination by the PRC government.
Event Information
Date
December
Time
7:38 PM
Venue
AUSMIN shows Australia’s China policy different to US’
December
Australia-China monthly wrap-up: July 2020 | Perspectives: On being 'very different countries' - AUSMIN and China's rise
December
This edition features:
- Summary and analysis of major developments in July 2020 by Elena Collinson and James Laurenceson.
- Perspectives: ‘On being 'very different countries': AUSMIN and China's rise’ by Professor James Curran. Perspectives is UTS:ACRI's monthly commentary series, featuring a piece on a topical subject in the Australia-China relationship from an invited expert contributor.
SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS OF MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS IN JULY 2020
PERSPECTIVES | On being ‘very different countries’: AUSMIN and China’s rise
December
During discussions with American thinkers, analysts and officials in New York and Washington DC in late 2017, one particular conversation gave a chilling insight into how some see the ultimate strategic calculations in US-China relations.