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Alex Vedovi

Alex Vedovi is an independent writer and researcher on international relations, migration, and social and economic development in the Americas and the Asia-Pacific region. He is based in Sydney.

Articles by Alex Vedovi (4)

Alex Vedovi 14 Aug 2020

From Santiago to Sydney, opening Latin America with fibre-optic cable

While no panacea, a new cable link is an unexpected chance for greater trans-Pacific ties away from superpower rivalry.
Alex Vedovi 18 Nov 2019

Australia and immigration: Lessons from Reagan’s 1986 US amnesty law

New research suggests that giving legal status to unauthorised immigrants can have multiple positive outcomes.
Alex Vedovi 27 Jun 2019

The Matildas and Socceroos vs. Marta and Messi

Australia’s growing interest and standing in the world game is opening unexpected and lucrative ties with Latin America.
Alex Vedovi 12 Jun 2019

That Trump phone call to Australia and what it means to refugees today

Secret “swaps” might have led the US President to hang up on Malcolm Turnbull but the principle of the deal must stand.

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Alex Vedovi

Articles by Alex Vedovi (4)

From Santiago to Sydney, opening Latin America with fibre-optic cable

Australia and immigration: Lessons from Reagan’s 1986 US amnesty law

The Matildas and Socceroos vs. Marta and Messi

That Trump phone call to Australia and what it means to refugees today