
Clive Hamilton
Clive Hamilton is an Australian academic and author known for his research on Chinese influence operations abroad. He has written extensively on the implications of China's soft power and its strategies to extend influence over foreign political and business entities.
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Clive Hamilton emphasizes the urgent need for a national conversation about climate adaptation.
The everyday Aussies who can’t afford another flood, drought or fire disasterClive Hamilton is a public ethics professor who has written about foreign interference by the Chinese Communist Party.
Mike Burgess, ASIO lashed by China ambassador Xiao Qian over foreign interference accusationsHamilton believes his new research highlights a blind spot in the government’s response to climate change.
More Australians are moving to escape climate change, including to TasmaniaClive Hamilton is an author and academic who has been interviewed by Sarah Wilson on her podcast.
Sarah Wilson’s urgent warning on civilisation’s declinePublic intellectual Clive Hamilton argued that there is clearly something profound going on in global politics.
First it was Canada. Then Cyclone Donald crashed through Australia’s electionClive Hamilton is an ethics professor at Charles Sturt University in Canberra who was one of the first to raise awareness about Chinese influence attempts in Australia's education, economy, and politics.
Warum Konfuzius-Institute aus Australien verschwindenClive Hamilton contributed to a submission regarding United Front-linked business groups.
AEC probes Monique Ryan volunteer videoClive Hamilton contributed to a submission regarding United Front-linked business groups.
Group with historical CCP links ‘required’ Chinese Australians to vote for RyanClive Hamilton is professor of public ethics at Charles Sturt University in Canberra.
Is it time for Australia to acquire nuclear weapons?Clive Hamilton is an Australian academic who described Mandelson as a valuable influencer for the Chinese Communist party in Europe.
Questions raised over Lord Mandelson’s work with Chinese ‘influence operation’ | Peter Mandelson





























































