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Shiro Armstrong is the Director of the Australia-Japan Research Centre and the East Asian Bureau of Economic Research at the Australian National University. He has significant expertise in economic cooperation and the interplay between Australia and Asia, with a focus on complex economic relationships. Dr. Armstrong actively participates in research concerning the Australia-China economic relationship, particularly in the context of a low-carbon future. His recent projects include shaping economic cooperation in ASEAN and the RCEP, which examine regulatory cooperation and the resilience of Australian supply chains in an uncertain economic world. He maintains a robust research output with multiple publications and collaborative projects focusing on key economic issues affecting the region. Dr. Armstrong holds a PhD in Economics and has an extensive history of supervising research students.
Australia-Japan Research Centre • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Oversees research initiatives and collaborations focusing on the economic relationships between Australia and Japan.
East Asian Bureau of Economic Research • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Leads research directed towards understanding economic dynamics in East Asia.
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