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The next issue of Australian Foreign Affairs explores the battle between Washington and Beijing to develop and control the world's technology, and the risks and opportunities for Australia. As consumers turn to Chinese software and devices, and Silicon Valley giants dominate global markets and communications, Tech Wars looks at the emerging security, privacy and financial risks and asks how Australia can achieve greater technological independence.
Essays include:
Trojan horses: How to defend against Chinese technology, by Richard McGregor
Lucky country: The critical mineral wars, by Ian Verrender
System update: An Australian-led new deal for tech, by Johanna Weaver & Zoe Jay Hawkins
Authoritarian nudge: The rise of China's persuasive technologies, by Daria Impiombato
The next issue of Australian Foreign Affairs explores the battle between Washington and Beijing to develop and control the world's technology, and the risks and opportunities for Australia. As consumers turn to Chinese software and devices, and Silicon Valley giants dominate global markets and co...
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Jonathan Pearlman is the editor of Australian Foreign Affairs and the world editor of The Saturday Paper. He has been a foreign correspondent and a politics reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald, The Straits Times and The Telegraph. He studied at the University of New South Wales and the University of Oxford.
Jonathan Pearlman is the editor of Australian Foreign Affairs and the world editor of The Saturday Paper. He has been a foreign correspondent and a politics reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald, The Straits Times and The Telegraph. He studied at the University of New South Wales and the Universi...
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