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Adam Ni ( @adam_ni ) is a researcher of geopolitics focusing on China. He is also a Visiting Fellow at the Strategic & Defence Studies Centre, and Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs at The Australian National University. His main areas of interest include China’s international relations, strategy and security issues. Adam has extensive experience working on China-related issues, including in academia, government and the private sector. He is a frequent commentator on geopolitical and China-related issues for Australian and international media.
The rise of China has come to the fore in many Australian minds, and a hot topic with recent developments in the South China Sea. Adam appeared on our screens in an interview for 60 Minutes discussing the recent play by China to create a naval base in Vanuatu.
Adam holds a fascinating background and curious insight into one of the most important topics for the future of Australia, our place in Asia. This episode covered a decent amount, including:
What he does, and where the focus on China developed
Geopolitics in general
Australian geopolitics, our relations with US & China
The South China Sea and Vanuatu
Military and future foreign policy
China’s Geopolitics, influence on Australia and strategy
Hong Kong under Chinese rule
SHOW NOTES
01:25 - Introduction
04:48 - Cutting his hair, scant digital footprint
07:27 - Earliest memory, lessons learnt from parents
09:38 - What he does, focus on China
12:29 - How travelling changed his life
15:39 - Geopolitics in China
19:24 - What geopolitics is
23:42 - Australian geopolitics and reputation
32:11 - Australia’s relations with US and China
34:57 - The South China Sea, China’s dominance
39:59 - Appropriate consequences, China camps
44:30 - Australian military and future foreign policy
50:34 - The rise of China
54:59 - China’s geopolitical strategy, Communist party
59:35 - Hong Kong under Chinese rule
01:02:30 - How China could influence Australia
01:10:27 - Morning & evening rituals
01:13:06 - A book he recommends
01:15:20 - His most insightful travel experience
LINKS (IN ORDER OF EPISODE)
Adam Ni (@adam_ni) is a researcher of geopolitics focusing on China. He is also a Visiting Fellow at the Strategic & Defence Studies Centre, and Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs at The Australian National University. His main areas of interest include China’s international relations, strategy and security issues. Adam has extensive experience working on China-related issues, including in academia, government and the private sector. He is a frequent commentator on geopolitical and China-related issues for Australian and international media. The rise of China has come to the fore in many Australian minds, and a hot topic with recent developments in the South China Sea. Adam appeared on our screens in an interview for 60 Minutes discussing the recent play by China to create a naval base in Vanuatu. Adam holds a fascinating background and curious insight into one of the most important topics for the future of Australia, our place in Asia. This episode covered a decent amount, including: - What he does, and where the focus on China developed
- Geopolitics in general
- Australian geopolitics, our relations with US & China
- The South China Sea and Vanuatu
- Military and future foreign policy
- China’s Geopolitics, influence on Australia and strategy
- Hong Kong under Chinese rule
SHOW NOTES 01:25 - Introduction 04:48 - Cutting his hair, scant digital footprint 07:27 - Earliest memory, lessons learnt from parents 09:38 - What he does, focus on China 12:29 - How travelling changed his life 15:39 - Geopolitics in China 19:24 - What geopolitics is 23:42 - Australian geopolitics and reputation 32:11 - Australia’s relations with US and China 34:57 - The South China Sea, China’s dominance 39:59 - Appropriate consequences, China camps 44:30 - Australian military and future foreign policy 50:34 - The rise of China 54:59 - China’s geopolitical strategy, Communist party 59:35 - Hong Kong under Chinese rule 01:02:30 - How China could influence Australia 01:10:27 - Morning & evening rituals 01:13:06 - A book he recommends 01:15:20 - His most insightful travel experience LINKS (IN ORDER OF EPISODE) |