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Victor Ferguson

Victor Ferguson is a PhD Candidate in the School of Politics and International Relations at the Australian National University. His research concentrates on the intersection between international economic law, political economy, and economic coercion.

Articles by Victor Ferguson (5)

Darren Lim, Victor Ferguson, Scott Waldron 1 Nov 2021

Markets and resilience in the face of economic coercion

Calls for a “China plus” strategy rightfully draws business attention to the need to manage rising geoeconomic risks.
Victor Ferguson 1 Sep 2020

China sours on Australia’s wine

Why might Beijing have chosen to use anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations as informal economic sanctions?
Darren Lim, Victor Ferguson 13 May 2020

In beef over barley, Chinese economic coercion cuts against the grain

Beijing has become adept at punishing countries with legally “dressed up” informal economic sanctions.
Darren Lim, Victor Ferguson 28 May 2019

Huawei and the decoupling dilemma

If Washington wants to liberalise China’s economy, it must also accept China’s deeper integration with global markets.
Darren Lim, Victor Ferguson 29 Jun 2018

Thinking about Australia’s power and influence

To maximise its international influence, Canberra must concentrate on pathways where it has a comparative advantage.

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Victor Ferguson

Articles by Victor Ferguson (5)

Markets and resilience in the face of economic coercion

China sours on Australia’s wine

In beef over barley, Chinese economic coercion cuts against the grain

Huawei and the decoupling dilemma

Thinking about Australia’s power and influence