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Yun Jiang

Yun Jiang is the inaugural AIIA China Matters Fellow. She was previously the co-founder and editor of China Neican, a managing editor of the China Story blog at the Australian Centre on China in the World, and a researcher in geoeconomics at the Australian National University. Prior to that, she was a policy adviser in the Australian Government, having worked in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Treasury and the Department of Defence.

Articles by Yun Jiang (6)

Yun Jiang 18 Oct 2023

The Fix: Getting a read on China

Your weekly Interpreter feature to rake up resources and reads you might otherwise miss.
Yun Jiang 8 Mar 2023

Beijing and the birth rate: a question of human rights for women

Despite the government's gender positive rhetoric, Chinese women are still viewed as resources of the party state.
Yun Jiang 13 Jan 2023

Undue suspicion of Chinese Australian scientists slows progress

Clear guidance is needed how national security is assessed in research and what are the boundaries of collaboration.
Yun Jiang 24 May 2022

Rejuvenating DFAT: increasing diversity and becoming less insular

Harnessing the experience and skills of the entire Australian community is the foundation for strong diplomacy.
Yun Jiang 15 Mar 2022

Common enemies and instinctive friends

Presenting the world as one of binary choices can undermine good policymaking.
Yun Jiang 2 Dec 2019

Reconsidering Australia’s China debate

A simplistic “pro-China”–“anti-China” division ignores complex questions and shuts down the conversation.

← Contributors

Yun Jiang

Articles by Yun Jiang (6)

The Fix: Getting a read on China

Beijing and the birth rate: a question of human rights for women

Undue suspicion of Chinese Australian scientists slows progress

Rejuvenating DFAT: increasing diversity and becoming less insular

Common enemies and instinctive friends

Reconsidering Australia’s China debate