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Chinese-Australians, media consumption, and the politics of belonging

15 December 2024

By Wanning Sun
Recognising China as an Australian critical minerals partner

5 December 2024

By James Laurenceson
‘What would they think of us?’ The impact of the China threat narrative in Australian media on PRC migrants and social cohesion

23 October 2024

By Wanning Sun
Australia’s approach to Chinese power and managing relations with Beijing: The enduring paradigm of liberalism

12 June 2024

By James Laurenceson
The potential impact of EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM): An Australia-China relationship perspective

7 June 2024

By Xunpeng Shi, James Laurenceson, Yuanling Liu
Toward a secure and resilient energy supply chain

31 December 2023

By Jinjun Xue, Yves Renouf, Youyi Deng, Xunpeng Shi, Kejuan Sun and Qian Sun
Australia–China trade: Opportunity, risk, mitigation, ballast – progress?

1 September 2023

By James Laurenceson and Weihuan Zhou
The impact of Chinese regulation of limitation on currency transactions (LCT) on Sydney housing prices

15 June 2023

By Song Shi and Xunpeng Shi
Learning the right policy lessons from Beijing’s campaign of trade disruption against Australia

15 May 2023

By James Laurenceson and Shiro Armstrong
Australia’s narrative on Beijing’s economic coercion

14 February 2023

By James Laurenceson
The transition to carbon neutrality in China and its impacts on Australia

22 November 2022

By Xiujian Peng, Xunpeng Shi, Shenghao Feng and James Laurenceson
For better or worse, in sickness and in health: Australia-China political relations and trade

30 August 2022

By Jane Golley, Vishesh Agarwal, James Laurenceson and Tunye Qiu
China in Australia's strategic policy, 2007–2021: The diminishing returns of hedging in an era of great power competition?

28 June 2022

By Michael Clarke
Putting the BRI in perspective: History, hegemony and geoeconomics

11 February 2022

By Mark Beeson and Corey Crawford
Demystifying Australia-China trade tensions

11 January 2022

By Weihuan Zhou and James Laurenceson
Canberra, we have a problem: Interpreting shifting American grand strategy preferences in an era of Sino–US rivalry

20 December 2021

By Michael Clarke
Assessing the risks from Australia’s economic exposure to China

10 December 2021

By James Laurenceson
Review of 'Our exceptional friend: Australia’s fatal alliance with the United States,' by Emma Shortis

3 December 2021

By Elena Collinson
Australia–China relations through the frame of trade

26 October 2021

By James Laurenceson
COVID-19 and global supply chain configuration: Economic and emissions impacts of Australia-China trade disruptions

21 September 2021

By Xunpeng Shi, James Tsun Se Cheong and Michael Zhou
The potential of energy cooperation between China and Australia under the Belt and Road Initiative

12 August 2021

By Qinhua Yu, Jishuang Yu, Xunpeng Shi and Elena Collinson
The Chinese economy: crisis, control, recovery, refocus

16 April 2021

By Jane Golley and James Laurenceson
Interrogating Chinese economic coercion: the Australian experience since 2017

24 December 2020

By James Laurenceson, Michael Zhou and Thomas Pantle
Dynamics of Australia's LNG export performance: A modified constant market shares analysis

1 June 2020

By Yan Liu, Xunpeng Shi and James Laurenceson
Campus conundrums: clashes and collaborations

27 April 2020

By Jane Golley, Paul Harris and James Laurenceson
Quantification of fresh water consumption and scarcity footprints of hydrogen from water electrolysis: A methodology framework

24 March 2020

By Xunpeng Shi
Australian and People's Republic of China government conceptions of the international order

23 January 2019

By Simone van Nieuwenhuizen
Can energy-price regulations smooth price fluctuations? Evidence from China’s coal sector

9 January 2019

By Yanfang Zhang, Rui Nie, Xunpeng Shi, Xiangyan Qian and Ke Wang
Chinese investment in Australian infrastructure assets: Accounting for local public preferences

21 November 2018

By James Laurenceson, Hannah Bretherton, Paul Burke and Edward Wei
Are China's exports crowding out or being crowded out? Evidence from Japan's imports

19 July 2018

By Yan Liu, Xunpeng Shi and James Laurenceson

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