News:Politics
The 21st Century is frequently forecast to be the Asian Century. The term is usually understood with reference to the rapid growth of the economies of China and India, and the increasing influence it affords them in international affairs.
What is less salient to many is the growing academic power of Asia. At our July event, Tayyeb Shah will explore academic relations between Australia and Asia. Tayyeb will also discuss the potential consequences of the COVID19 virus for the Australian tertiary education sector and possible responses to them.
Tayyeb Shah is Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global Partnerships) at The University of Western Australia. Learn more about Tayeb here
More Episodes
Reunifying Ireland
2024-05-22
441
2024-05-22
441
Australia's Regional Security: Keeping our Balance
2024-01-21
585
2024-01-21
585
Future Smart Foods and Global Food Security
2023-05-04
488
2023-05-04
488
A Critical Juncture in the History of Pakistan
2023-04-16
443
2023-04-16
443
The Outlook for International Relations in 2023
2023-03-09
631
2023-03-09
631
Book Launch: The Consul by Ian Kemish
2022-08-26
402
2022-08-26
402
Playing to win: Australian sports diplomacy in Asia
2022-08-03
371
2022-08-03
371
Global Citizen in the Age of the Pandemic
2022-07-14
397
2022-07-14
397
Timor-Leste: Twenty Years of Independence
2022-06-29
422
2022-06-29
422
Get this podcast on your
phone, FREE
