Dr. John Lee | Rising Tensions With China
April 11, 2022
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as posted by the channelJohn is joined in conversation by Dr John Lee, an academic specialising in Chinese political economy. As the Chinese Communist Party continues to tighten their grip over the Indo-Pacific, Dr Lee provides his in-depth expertise on Australia’s ongoing tensions with China, urging us to act rapidly to protect Western freedoms and democracy.
Dr John Lee is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and formerly an adjunct professor at the University of Sydney with a focus on international economic and security affairs in the Indo-Pacific. He was previously a senior advisor to Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop from 2016 to 2018 and has authored several books about international security including 'Will China Fail?' and 'The Free and Open Indo-Pacific Beyond 2020'. Lee continues to provide commentary to some of the world’s most popular publications including The New York Times, The Australian, and the Wall Street Journal.
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