John Lee

John is now Adjunct Associate Professor at the Centre for International Security Studies at Sydney University.  He is a visiting fellow at the Hudson Institute in Washington as well as the CIS.  His research and analysis cover economic, social and political developments within China, Chinese foreign policy, as well as the foreign policies of the US, India, Australia and key states in Southeast Asia such as Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia.  In 2007, John’s book Will China Fail? gained wide media coverage and was updated and reprinted in 2009.

He has dual Bachelor First Class Honours Degrees in Arts (Philosophy) and Laws from UNSW and a Masters and Doctorate in International Relations from University of Oxford whilst on Oxford-Chevening, Overseas Research Studies (ORS), and Oxford Fee Waiver scholarships.

• Latest from John Lee

Why America will lead the ‘Asian Century’
John LeeAugust 19, 2009FPA1

The beginning of the end of America’s strategic primacy in Asia is commonly predicted. We...

Will China Fail: The Limits and Contradictions of Market Socialism 2nd Edition
John LeeMay 28, 2009PM96

Debates about China have been overloaded by the burden of interests rather than investigation, by...

China’s Insecurity and Search for Power
John LeeNovember 13, 2008IA101

Sir Winston Churchill once said of Russia that its future actions were ‘a riddle, wrapped...

Putting Democracy in China on Hold
John LeeMay 28, 2008IA95

China’s transformation from the backward, autocratic economy of just three decades ago is probably the...

• Subscribe

Subscribe now and stay in the loop with our giving appeals, event alerts, newsletters and research updates.

We are always pleased to hear from you. If you have any questions or feedback, please contact us here: