Chinese and Indian Immigration to Australia
This comparative project examines Chinese and Indian immigration to Australia, focusing in particular on the history of Chinese and Indian cooperation in opposing the White Australia Policy.
This comparative project examines Chinese and Indian immigration to Australia, focusing in particular on the history of Chinese and Indian cooperation in opposing the White Australia Policy.
This project investigates patterns of censorship and self-censorship, with connections to broader questions of governance, media freedom, and knowledge production in the Global South.
This project examines how China’s domestic poverty reduction experience is being demonstrated in Southeast Asia, with a particular focus on Laos. It investigates which actors are involved, how projects are funded, and to what extent principles of gender empowerment and pro-poor participation are reflected in these initiatives.
This project explores issues of gender, migration, and the Chinese diaspora along the China–Myanmar border, examining the role of developing NGOs in cross-border contexts and the dynamics of migrant labour flows from Southeast Asia.
This project charts the competition between China and Taiwan for diplomatic allies, examining how aid and economic development efforts are deployed in South America and Southeast Asia.
This project examines the dynamics of Chinese and Australian engagement in the Pacific region, exploring how the two countries’ development and diplomatic activities intersect and shape regional governance.
This project is building a database of China’s rebuilding and aid projects in the post-COVID and post-disaster Global South. Moving beyond the conventional focus on infrastructure, it documents the range of development assistance China provides to countries in the region.