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Michael Wesley, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global, Culture and Engagement), The University of Melbourne

What Australia could learn from its Southeast Asian neighbours about power and the changing global order

Successive Australian governments have reacted with alarm at China’s influence-building activities in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. They have passed foreign interference laws, tightened foreign investment regulations, and regulated university collaborations with institutions overseas.

They have executed a Pacific Step-Up and a plan for greater trade and investment with Southeast Asia.

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