Engaging China (paperback)
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Engaging China (paperback)
How Australia can lead the way again
FitzGerald, Stephen; Ang, Ien; Yuan, Jingdong; Reilly, Jamie; Korporaal, Glenda; Laurenceson, James; Hendrischke, Hans; Cox, Lloyd; Cooper, Danny; Gill, Bates
Sydney University Press
09/2023
Mole
Inglês
9781743329221
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter 1: Engaging China: How Australia can lead the way again by Jamie Reilly and Jingdong Yuan
Part I. Foreign and security relations
Chapter 2: What a difference a decade can make by Geoff Raby
Chapter 3: Australia-China security and defence relations at 50: Hardening positions on both sides by Bates Gill
Chapter 4: (Un)reliable Partner? Australian Security, the American Alliance and China in Uncertain Times by Brendon O'Connor, Lloyd Cox and Danny Cooper
Part II. Economy
Chapter 5: Australia-China Trade: Opportunity, risk, mitigation, ballast - progress? by James Laurenceson and Weihuan Zhou
Chapter 6: Lessons from the rise and fall of Chinese investment in Australia by Wei Li and Hans Hendrischke
Chapter 7: Australia-China ties: Why business is a cornerstone by Glenda Korporaal
Part III. Media, education, and culture
Chapter 8: Cold War journalism, the China threat agenda, and the framing of Australia-China relations by Wanning Sun
Chapter 9: China-Australia higher education relations: Promise unfulfilled? by Anthony Welch
Chapter 10: Cultural diplomacy on the ground: Bridging the Australia-China divide by Ien Ang
Chapter 11: China and the opening of the Australian mind by Stephen FitzGerald
Contributors
Index
Part I. Foreign and security relations
Chapter 2: What a difference a decade can make by Geoff Raby
Chapter 3: Australia-China security and defence relations at 50: Hardening positions on both sides by Bates Gill
Chapter 4: (Un)reliable Partner? Australian Security, the American Alliance and China in Uncertain Times by Brendon O'Connor, Lloyd Cox and Danny Cooper
Part II. Economy
Chapter 5: Australia-China Trade: Opportunity, risk, mitigation, ballast - progress? by James Laurenceson and Weihuan Zhou
Chapter 6: Lessons from the rise and fall of Chinese investment in Australia by Wei Li and Hans Hendrischke
Chapter 7: Australia-China ties: Why business is a cornerstone by Glenda Korporaal
Part III. Media, education, and culture
Chapter 8: Cold War journalism, the China threat agenda, and the framing of Australia-China relations by Wanning Sun
Chapter 9: China-Australia higher education relations: Promise unfulfilled? by Anthony Welch
Chapter 10: Cultural diplomacy on the ground: Bridging the Australia-China divide by Ien Ang
Chapter 11: China and the opening of the Australian mind by Stephen FitzGerald
Contributors
Index
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China;Politics and society;Public and Social Policy Series;public policy;Australia;Canberra;Beijing;diplomacy;security;foreign policy;security policy;national security;populism;sanctions;military;ideology;China threat;foreign trade;investment;Overseas Direct Investment (ODI);COVID-19;diplomatic normalization;journalism;media;cultural diplomacy;immigration;Chinese Australians;AUKUS (Australia-United Kingdom-United States);Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad);Chinese Communist Party (CCP);People's Republic of China (PRC);China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA);Anthony Albanese;Penny Wong
Chapter 1: Engaging China: How Australia can lead the way again by Jamie Reilly and Jingdong Yuan
Part I. Foreign and security relations
Chapter 2: What a difference a decade can make by Geoff Raby
Chapter 3: Australia-China security and defence relations at 50: Hardening positions on both sides by Bates Gill
Chapter 4: (Un)reliable Partner? Australian Security, the American Alliance and China in Uncertain Times by Brendon O'Connor, Lloyd Cox and Danny Cooper
Part II. Economy
Chapter 5: Australia-China Trade: Opportunity, risk, mitigation, ballast - progress? by James Laurenceson and Weihuan Zhou
Chapter 6: Lessons from the rise and fall of Chinese investment in Australia by Wei Li and Hans Hendrischke
Chapter 7: Australia-China ties: Why business is a cornerstone by Glenda Korporaal
Part III. Media, education, and culture
Chapter 8: Cold War journalism, the China threat agenda, and the framing of Australia-China relations by Wanning Sun
Chapter 9: China-Australia higher education relations: Promise unfulfilled? by Anthony Welch
Chapter 10: Cultural diplomacy on the ground: Bridging the Australia-China divide by Ien Ang
Chapter 11: China and the opening of the Australian mind by Stephen FitzGerald
Contributors
Index
Part I. Foreign and security relations
Chapter 2: What a difference a decade can make by Geoff Raby
Chapter 3: Australia-China security and defence relations at 50: Hardening positions on both sides by Bates Gill
Chapter 4: (Un)reliable Partner? Australian Security, the American Alliance and China in Uncertain Times by Brendon O'Connor, Lloyd Cox and Danny Cooper
Part II. Economy
Chapter 5: Australia-China Trade: Opportunity, risk, mitigation, ballast - progress? by James Laurenceson and Weihuan Zhou
Chapter 6: Lessons from the rise and fall of Chinese investment in Australia by Wei Li and Hans Hendrischke
Chapter 7: Australia-China ties: Why business is a cornerstone by Glenda Korporaal
Part III. Media, education, and culture
Chapter 8: Cold War journalism, the China threat agenda, and the framing of Australia-China relations by Wanning Sun
Chapter 9: China-Australia higher education relations: Promise unfulfilled? by Anthony Welch
Chapter 10: Cultural diplomacy on the ground: Bridging the Australia-China divide by Ien Ang
Chapter 11: China and the opening of the Australian mind by Stephen FitzGerald
Contributors
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
China;Politics and society;Public and Social Policy Series;public policy;Australia;Canberra;Beijing;diplomacy;security;foreign policy;security policy;national security;populism;sanctions;military;ideology;China threat;foreign trade;investment;Overseas Direct Investment (ODI);COVID-19;diplomatic normalization;journalism;media;cultural diplomacy;immigration;Chinese Australians;AUKUS (Australia-United Kingdom-United States);Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad);Chinese Communist Party (CCP);People's Republic of China (PRC);China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA);Anthony Albanese;Penny Wong
