East Asia Forum provides a platform for the best in East Asian analysis, research and policy comment on the Asia-Pacific region and world affairs.

The blog is run out of the East Asian Bureau of Economic Research (EABER) housed in the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific. Contributors are from the College of Asia and the Pacific, across the Australian National University and other regional institutions in EABER. Content includes Australian, East Asian and Asia Pacific region perspectives, with guest bloggers from right around the region.

The East Asia Forum is a forum for EABER and SABER and is edited by Shiro Armstrong and Peter Drysdale who are economists at the Australian National University.

The views expressed in this forum are those of the individual authors and do not represent the views of the College of Asia and the Pacific, ANU, EABER, or the institutions to which the authors are attached.

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EAF is catalogued and archived by the National Library of Australia.

Advisory Board

The East Asia Forum Advisory Board includes:

• Peter Drysdale
• Carrillo Gantner
• Ross Garnaut
• Stephanie Fahey
• Christopher Findlay
• Rob Ferguson
• Ann Kumar
• Andrew MacIntyre
• Michael Wesley
• Hugh White

Staff

The East Asia Forum is made possible by:

Editorial Staff

• Dominic Delany, Faculty of Law, ANU
• Tim Connoley, Crawford School, ANU
• Luke Meehan, Crawford School, ANU
• Danielle Hay, Crawford School, ANU
• Ella Davison, Faculty of Law, ANU

Consulting Editors

• Dominic Meagher, Research Scholar, Crawford School, ANU
• Ryan Manuel, Rhodes Scholar, Oxford and Visiting Research Scholar, ANU
• Peter Yuan Cai, ANU
• Ben Ascione, Waseda University

Support Staff

• Ross Tan, Faculty of Law, ANU
• Chris Fraser, Software Engineering, ANU
• Riley Kidd, Software Engineering, ANU
• Ben Sims, Crawford School, ANU
• Luke Hurst, Crawford School, ANU
• James Boyers, International Relations, ANU

EAFQ Coordinator

• Cleo Fleming, ANU

Comments policy

East Asia Forum welcomes comments, both for adding depth to analysis and for bringing up important new issues. Original comments adding insight and contributing to analysis are especially encouraged. The editors retain the right to refuse comments at any time.

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