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Abi Young is an Adjunct Research Fellow and Research Fellow in Underwater Domain Awareness at the University of Western Australia. She is completing her PhD in 2024, focusing on Chinese diaspora politics and non-state transnational repression within the Australian context. Her thesis, adapted into a book published by Routledge, explores the implications of Australia's national security relations with China. Abi's research interests include authoritarianism, international migration, Chinese national security, and international security. With a decade of experience, she has tutored both undergraduate and postgraduate units in Political Science and International Relations at UWA and Curtin University. This includes courses on International Relations in East Asia, the Asia-Pacific region, and Geostrategy. Abi has significant supervision experience in Master's programs related to International Relations and National Security. Her expertise aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) established in 2015, particularly in relation to education and societal governance.
University of Western Australia • Perth
Conduct research on underwater domain awareness and supervise students.
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