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Philip Citowicki

Philip Citowicki is an Adjunct Fellow at the University of Adelaide’s Andy Thomas Centre for Space Resources.

He was previously the Executive Officer of the Space Industry Association of Australia. Philip’s career has spanned across government and industry domains, including six-years in the Australian federal government. He served as an advisor to Australia's Foreign Minister, the Hon Julie Bishop MP, and as an Aide to Australia's High Commissioner in the United Kingdom.

Articles by Philip Citowicki (7)

Philip Citowicki 23 Sep 2025

Dogfighting between satellites? Recognising space as a domain of war

Why Australia will likely follow Washington’s lead on military space doctrine.
Philip Citowicki 7 May 2025

The Artemis generation: Space diplomacy’s next giant leap

A lunar return will define our decade.
Philip Citowicki 26 May 2022

“Black ships”, the Quad and space

Satellite technology underpins the attempt to tackle China’s illegal fishing.
Philip Citowicki 20 Apr 2021

Roosevelt’s lessons for nations across generations

Over a century ago, Theodore Roosevelt declared “the quality of the leaders is all-important”. It’s as true now as then.
Philip Citowicki 1 Dec 2020

The UK’s unwelcome foreign aid cut

Amid a pandemic and shifting geopolitics, the aid budget was a victim of its own size – and domestic pressures.
Philip Citowicki 25 Mar 2020

Australia can’t let foreign aid fall victim to Covid-19

A review of the foreign aid budget is an opportunity to refocus, not to make more ill-conceived cuts.
Philip Citowicki 14 Feb 2020

Domestic vulnerabilities lie behind China’s aggressive expansion

As it props up state-owned enterprises to counter slow domestic growth, China could find itself increasingly exposed.