Announcing the Next Voices: China Dependence finalists
Australian Foreign Affairs is delighted to announce the finalists for Next Voices: China Dependence.
Please join us in congratulating these talented writers and foreign policy thinkers.
- Hugh Aliprandi has taught languages at secondary and tertiary level in Melbourne.
- James Devenish is a graduate of the Bachelor of Security Studies at Macquarie University and is commencing a Master of International Relations at ANU.
- Louis Devine holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in international relations and philosophy at the University of Melbourne.
- Thom Dixon is vice president of the Australian Institute of International Affairs NSW and a PhD candidate in the School of Modern History, Politics and International Relations at Macquarie University.
- Brenden Hiskins holds a Master of Asian Studies from Monash University and a Master of International Relations from the University of Melbourne.
- Anne McLaren is a professor in Chinese studies in the Asia Institute at the University of Melbourne.
- Abigail Young is a PhD candidate in international relations and anthropology at the University of Western Australia.
- Xin Xie is studying a Master of International Relations at the University of Melbourne.
Winners will be announced in December 2019. They will receive AU$100 and a one-year print and digital subscription to Australian Foreign Affairs (valued at $59.99), and will collaborate with Australian Foreign Affairs editors to refine and publish their piece.
Next Voices seeks to encourage unique perspectives on Australia’s place in the Asia-Pacific and its regional relationships. Read the winning pieces from previous rounds: Next Voices: Are We Asian Yet? and Next Voices: Our Sphere of Influence.
