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What Australia could learn from its Southeast Asian neighbours about power and the changing global order

By Michael Wesley, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global, Culture and Engagement), The University of Melbourne

Successive Australian governments have reacted with alarm at China’s influence-building activities in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. They have passed foreign interference laws, tightened foreign investment regulations, and regulated university collaborations with institutions overseas.

They have executed a Pacific…

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