Asia Society Policy Institute in Australia
ASPI is a think-and-do tank designed to bring about changes that incorporate the best ideas from top experts in Asia and to work with policy makers to integrate these ideas and put them into practice. The Institute’s Australian presence is working to contribute to an informed public discussion on Australia’s place in Asia and illuminate policy options for decision-makers through policy dialogue, engagement with Australian federal and state governments, published analysis, media, and events.
The Institute’s Australian presence also serves to bring Australian perspectives on Asia to the United States and the wider region, as well as to bring American and Asian policy thinking to Australia.
For ASPI Australia media enquiries, contact Sarah Carr, Associate Director Communications, Asia Society Australia on scarr@asiasociety.org.
For ASPI New York media enquiries, contact Rebecca Lu Davis, Communications Manager, Asia Society on RLDavis@asiasociety.org.
Experts
Richard Maude - Executive Director, Policy
Speciality areas: Indo-Pacific strategic affairs, US foreign policy in Asia, China-US relations, Australia-China relations, Southeast Asia and ASEAN, developments in Australian foreign policy.
Dominique Fraser - Research Associate
Specialty areas: Europe-China relations, EU-ASEAN relations, genocide and atrocity prevention.
Dr Muyi Yang - Associate Director, Clean Energy
Specialty areas: Clean energy transition in Southeast Asia and China, coal power phasedown, electricity market reform in Southeast Asia and China, transport electrification in China, regional power cooperation and connectivity in Asia.
Genevieve Donnellon-May - Research Associate
Specialty areas: Asian regional resource governance (water, food, and energy) and production, environmental conflict, climate, ASEAN.
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Asia Society acknowledges the Victorian Government as a foundation partner of the Asia Society Policy Institute in Australia
