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John Lee
John Lee was previously a visiting fellow at the Mercator Institute for China Studies in Berlin, where he worked on economy and technology, foreign policy and security issues. He is a graduate of the University of Melbourne and the Australian National University with majors in economics, history, political science and international law. Previously he worked and published at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
The views and opinions expressed are the author’s own and do not represent the views of organisations he is associated with.
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05 May 2017 11:26The intensifying contest for the internet economy raises the prospect of US and Chinese tech titans carving the world into digital spheres of influence.
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04 May 2017 12:54China’s online platforms are now distinct from their US-designed counterparts and in some respects more advanced.
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31 Mar 2017 12:21The skills these individuals pick up in Western countries help to plug gaps created by well-known shortcomings in China’s education system and corporate culture.
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13 Sep 2016 09:02When the history of North Korea's arms programs is written, the key event in 2016 may well be identified not as last Friday's (or January's) nuclea
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05 Sep 2016 16:27The Australian Financial Review is running an ‘agents of influence’ series, in line with the media’s shift from a focus on Chinese investment to a
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26 Aug 2016 16:00China’s first floating nuclear power plant is
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06 Jul 2016 11:50Reports that China’s central bank will allow a further
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28 Jun 2016 11:17'One has to face up to the fact that the other members of the EU have been slagged off fairly royally, and they're the people who you would be nego