Neighbours will take China road if we’re not careful

Lavina Lee

Neighbours will take China road if we’re not careful

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Abstract

Support for democracy is waning in SouthEast Asia, whilst China is directly and indirectly promoting autocratic capitalism as an alternative development model for developing countries to emulate. This has implications for Australia's national interests in our region. The article advocates greater efforts by Australia to support the strengthening of liberal democratic institutions in the Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Australian
Publication status	Published - 10 Jul 2019

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Neighbours will take China road if we’re not careful

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