9 June 2016

More Australians in favour of stronger ties with China than the US, research reveals

James Brown
CEO, Space Industry Association of Australia

Research director James Brown in The Guardian.

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James Brown
CEO, Space Industry Association of Australia
James Brown is CEO of the Space Industry Association of Australia. He was previously a Non-Resident Fellow at the United States Studies Centre.

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9 June 2016

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