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The politics of green industrial policy in Indonesia

Particularly in the clean-tech sector – batteries, EVs, and solar panels – where Chinese dominance is so prevalent

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The Global Governance & International Development Cooperation Network brings together a diverse community of scholars, policy experts, and development practitioners committed to advancing more inclusive and equitable approaches to global governance.

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Rare earth mining and transboundary water pollution in the Mekong and Salween

The politics of green industrial policy in Indonesia

Transnational Housing Production from China: Development Patterns and Housing Products in Australian Cities

Transnational Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) Partnerships with Chinese Suppliers for Housing Supply in Australia

Chinese mining companies’ operations overseas

Transition in Indonesia and China’s presence in Southeast Asia beyond building infrastructure

China’s Climate Diplomacy and Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition

Diaspora Activism and Global China

Chinese and Indian Immigration to Australia

Censorship and Self-Censorship