The 2024 presidential race is already emerging as one of the most important elections of our generation, and could shape Australia’s foreign policy for years to come. So what can we expect?
The United States Studies Centre hosted an exclusive event in partnership with The Sydney Morning Herald. SMH editor Bevan Shields, political and international editor Peter Hartcher and columnist and senior writer Jacqueline Maley were joined by USSC experts, Chief Executive Officer Dr Michael Green, who previously served on the National Security Council at the White House from 2001 to 2005, and Director of Research Jared Mondschein.
Past event
Who will be America's next president: Kamala Harris or Donald Trump?
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24 October 2024. 6.00pm–8.00pm AEDT
The Refectory, Level 3, Holme Building (A09), Science Road, The University of Sydney NSW 2006
Other events
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One-day, invitation-only events under Chatham House Rules with participation by senior representatives from government, business, academia, the think tank community and civil society, focusing on today's big economic security questions.
6 March 2025
11.00am
-11.30am AEDT
USSC's Director of Economic Security, Hayley Channer, together with Dr Merriden Varrall from KPMG’s Geopolitics Hub unpacked the big Trump administration moves so far and what it means for business leaders.
25 February 2025
1.30pm
-2.15pm AEDT
Former Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Export Administration Kevin J. Wolf joined USSC Research Fellow Tom Corben to discuss US export controls reforms and what it means for Australia and the AUKUS enterprise.