Hangga Fathana
Biography
Publications
Hangga Fathana is an Assistant Professor of International Relations at Universitas Islam Indonesia, with more than 15 years of experience teaching Australian politics and foreign policy. In addition to his academic role, he serves as the Executive Secretary at the university.
His research focuses on the political economy of higher education as a global public good and its influence on the wider global landscape.
He has participated in programs such as the Australia Awards Short Course on Strategic Equilibrium in the Indo-Pacific and the Emerging Indo-Pacific Leaders Program hosted by the Perth USAsia Centre, reflecting his engagement with key issues in the region. Connect on LinkedIn.
Australia and Southeast Asia: Why strategic balance still matters
Whoever wins the coming Australian election will do well to listen, consult, and show up in the region it calls home.
How Australia’s foreign student cap could erode its regional influence: An Indonesian view
Indonesians educated in Australian universities include senior ministers and officials. Goodwill has its own value.
