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Connor O’Brien

Connor O’Brien is a current MPhil and incoming PhD student at the University of Cambridge, specialising in international political economy and Indo-Pacific geopolitics.

Articles by Connor O’Brien (5)

Arth Mishra, Connor O’Brien 9 Nov 2023

Private finance cannot lead the global response to climate change

Misplaced faith in private sector solutions delays the redistribution of trillions from developed countries and multilateral institutions.
Connor O’Brien 15 Sep 2023

Critical minerals, critical choices: Australia’s role in shaping the green revolution

“Resource nationalism” only poses a threat to mining policy if the government pretends it’s not happening.
Connor O’Brien 15 Aug 2023

The climate crisis demands sovereign debt justice

Why should low-income countries pay the price for climate change?
Connor O’Brien 16 Jun 2023

Is US industrial policy headed in the wrong direction?

Washington’s geopolitical strategy threatens to entrench economic hierarchies and undermine the global green transition.
Connor O’Brien 25 May 2023

Where has Australia’s foreign policy ambition gone?

Labor has adopted a status quo attitude to the world, lacking a vision for reshaping global affairs.

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Connor O’Brien

Articles by Connor O’Brien (5)

Private finance cannot lead the global response to climate change

Critical minerals, critical choices: Australia’s role in shaping the green revolution

The climate crisis demands sovereign debt justice

Is US industrial policy headed in the wrong direction?

Where has Australia’s foreign policy ambition gone?