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Ratih Kabinawa is an Adjunct Research Fellow in Political Science at the University of Western Australia. She completed her doctoral degree in International Relations at the same institution, focusing her thesis on the transnational politics of Taiwan's foreign policy in Southeast Asia. Her research interests include the role of non-state actors in international relations, examining the involvement of migrant workers and businesspeople in foreign policy-making processes. Kabinawa's current research project, funded by the Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, investigates how migrant workers influence and challenge foreign policy discourse, particularly regarding Indonesia's foreign policy towards Taiwan. She has received various awards and fellowships, including the Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs Research Fellowship and the Australia Awards Scholarship. Her teaching experience includes courses on Autocracy and Democracy in Asia and Global Environmental Politics. In addition to her academic roles, Kabinawa engages in government consultancy and is an active lecturer, contributing to discussions on international relations and human rights issues in the context of Taiwan and Southeast Asia.
University of Western Australia • Perth
Engaged in academic research, teaching, and consultancy, focusing on foreign policy and transnational issues.
National Chengchi University • Taipei, Taiwan
Researching the impact of migrant workers on foreign policy.
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