Relations with China
Conference paper
Magic weapons: China's political influence activities under Xi Jinping
This paper considers the potential impact of China’s expanded political influence activities in New Zealand and how any effects could be mitigated and countered.
Report
Demystifying Chinese investment in Australia (May 2017)
KPMG,
This May 2017 report is the latest in a series of Demystifying Chinese Investment in Australia reports, by KPMG and The University of Sydney's China Studies Centre. It analyses Chinese outbound direct investment into Australia in 2016 and includes specialist contributions from Knight Frank, providing data and analysis on real estate transactions and Powell Tate...
Transcript
Managing ourselves in a Chinese world: Australian foreign policy in an age of disruption
The 2017 Whitlam Institute Gough Whitlam Oration by Dr Stephen FitzGerald AO was a landmark and timely address on Australia's place in the world.
Report
Putting America first could give China the edge
Relations between Washington and Beijing are likely to face major change once Donald Trump takes over the White House. This DIIS Policy Brief by Andreas Bøje Forsby offers an overview of US-China relations and how they are likely to develop with Donald Trump in the Oval Office.
Report
The Renminbi: from the people's money to a global currency - a practical introduction to conducting cross-border trade and investment with China
The rise of China as a global economic powerhouse has been well documented. Perhaps less well known has been the emergence of China’s currency, the Renminbi (RMB), as one of the world’s truly global currencies. Use of the Renminbi was limited even ten years ago. In 2009, China launched a pilot program for cross-border settlement...