- Posted on 8 Nov 2017
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Australia-China Relations Institute examines the topic “The future of Australia-China relations - with Colin Mackerras”. Australia-China Relations Institute discusses how this issue fits into a broader context and highlights its implications for people and institutions affected by it.
Australia-China Relations Institute sets the discussion within wider political, economic or social trends. The article presents arguments and examples that invite readers to reflect on the consequences of the issue and the choices available to decision-makers.
Article published in: The ACRI Podcast
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