Asia - Pacific Archives

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New Research Reveals Racial Profiling Among Scientists of Chinese Descent and the Consequences for the U.S. Scientific Community

byCommittee of 100
June 27, 2023

Scientists of Chinese descent indicate in the survey that they have purposely not pursued federal funding for projects for fear of increased scrutiny, compared to scientists of non-Chinese descent.

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AAsia Pacific

The Dean of Shandong : Confessions of a Minor Bureaucrat at a Chinese University by Daniel A. Bell

bySaralee Turner
May 30, 2023

This is the nature of demonization. It is assumed that the one or the group being demonized must prove a negative, that he/she/they are not demon(s) and even when the evidence is fictitious or presented wrongly...

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AAsia Pacific Affairs

The ‘Chinese Interference’ Story Is Rooted In Xenophobia, Economic Decline

byOwen Schalk
April 6, 2023

Ottawa’s anxieties about a power to the East are neuralgic, irrational, and grimly familiar

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An Embassy in the DPRK? Thinking of a Greater Physical Presence in North Korea

byJoy Kwak
March 29, 2023

Student Spotlight for March, Joy Kwak! "Having a stronger physical presence in the region seems to be a key focus of the Indo-Pacific Strategy, and North Korea should not be an exception"

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AAsia Pacific Affairs

What is Influence and Interference?

bySaralee Turner
March 15, 2023

"It is of interest to me that the word ‘interference’ has been used. Influence seems a more appropriate charge..."

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An Embassy in the DPRK? Thinking of a Greater Physical Presence in North Korea

byJoy Kwak
March 7, 2023

"Having a stronger physical presence in the region seems to be a key focus of the Indo-Pacific Strategy, and North Korea should not be an exception"

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DDiplomacy and Foreign Policy

Finally at the Table, Not on the Menu: Canada Launches its Indo-Pacific Strategy

byStephen Nagy
December 14, 2022

On Nov. 27th Canada released a long-delayed Indo-Pacific Strategy.

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Potential Friend-Shoring in the Indo-Pacific: Why a Value-Based Approach to Trade Will Set Canada Back on its Indo-Pacific Strategy

byBingjun Tang
November 18, 2022

The Freeland Doctrine is not only economically dubious, but it is also ill-suited for Canada’s current Indo-Pacific Strategy.

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AAsia Pacific Affairs

TIRP: A trade news bulletin from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives

byStuart Trew
November 15, 2022

I am extremely grateful to have been invited to a Hard Talk conference in Ottawa this week on…

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AAsia - Pacific

Opening Remarks at HardTalk: Canada and the Asia Pacific

byiAffairsAdmin
November 7, 2022

The following article contains Senator Pau Woo’s opening remarks at Hardtalk: Canada and the Asia Pacific Conference organized…

Asia – Pacific

New Research Reveals Racial Profiling Among Scientists of Chinese Descent and the Consequences for the U.S. Scientific Community

The Dean of Shandong : Confessions of a Minor Bureaucrat at a Chinese University by Daniel A. Bell

The ‘Chinese Interference’ Story Is Rooted In Xenophobia, Economic Decline

An Embassy in the DPRK? Thinking of a Greater Physical Presence in North Korea

What is Influence and Interference?

An Embassy in the DPRK? Thinking of a Greater Physical Presence in North Korea

Finally at the Table, Not on the Menu: Canada Launches its Indo-Pacific Strategy

Potential Friend-Shoring in the Indo-Pacific: Why a Value-Based Approach to Trade Will Set Canada Back on its Indo-Pacific Strategy

TIRP: A trade news bulletin from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives

Opening Remarks at HardTalk: Canada and the Asia Pacific

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