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US needs a new vision of China relations
31 March 2008
San Francisco Chronicle
The United States needs a new vision for its relations with China, one based on further economic integration, not protectionism, writes Geoffrey Garrett. Read Article
China trade a boon to US
19 March 2008
South China Morning Post
Geoffrey Garrett writes about US-China economic ties. Read Article
Targeting the giants comes at a price
12 March 2008
The Australian Financial Review
Sovereign wealth funds are under scrutiny but keeping them out leads to costly protectionism, writes Geoffrey Garrett. Read Article
Real world unites presidential three
11 March 2008
The Sydney Morning Herald
The only thing that is certain in American politics today is that one of three very different candidates, Hillary Clinton, John McCain or Barack Obama, will be the next US president. But the differences between the three contenders are much more about style than they are about substance, especially on the issues that matter most to Australia, writes Geoffrey Garrett. Read Article
Obama will still lead Clinton delegates
5 March 2008
ABC Radio - PM
Mark Colvin interviews Geoffrey Garrett on the impact of primary results in Ohio and Texas. Listen Online
