Greg Earl, The Lowy Institute

Greg Earl

The Lowy Institute

Sydney, NSW, Australia

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • The Lowy Institute
  • BlueNotes
  • Financial Review

Past articles by Greg:

Economic diplomacy: The Pacific reset needs real commercial investment

The language of geopolitics is trickling down to unexpected corners of the economy with wide-ranging long-term impact. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: The Pacific beats ASEAN for nervous investors

Abe Shinzo’s passing and the Timor oil spy case dismissal reveal new thinking about what national security means. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Names trump numbers in the new BRI debt battle

As G7 leaders talk up infrastructure spending, Australia’s Pacific family members contemplate how much they can take. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: New supply chains to Jakarta and beyond

Business diversification is looking more positive in Indonesia but more confusing in the broader Indo-Pacific. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: New Labor ministers are facing up to old issues

Reshaping policies on the Pacific, Indonesia and domestic manufacturing is already revealing a changing of the guard. → Read More

Looking for a little sizzle from the 2022 election campaign

As one of the world’s oldest stable democracies, Australia can do better in its election foreign policy discussion. → Read More

Bell teals for big parties in Australia’s election

The traditional two-party political cycle is being disrupted by the rise of independent candidates from right and left. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Trade shifts challenge a new government

“Friendshoring” offers a half-way house between reshoring production and diversifying markets in a deglobalising world. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: After Ukraine, the IMF ponders the future

A decoupling world will still need an old-style cooperative rescue service to repair the economic minefields. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Priorities shift amid a budget aid boost

The IMF has given Chinese spending a tick as Australia tries to muscle up in the Pacific. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Cryptocurrency (quietly) joins a new world order

From Bitcoin to the greenback, beyond Ukraine a battle is also underway in global finance. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Building back better with frenemies after Ukraine

Foreign policy concepts are subtly infiltrating Australia’s federal election campaign in the shadow of an invasion. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Slow dividends for Australia from ASEAN spending

Amid the Ukraine sanctions showdown, an Indian trade deal looms as a pre-election win for the Morrison government. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Mission critical as Australia’s own BRI gains pace

Australia’s new embrace of South Korea in minerals, defence, and trade is well-timed as the country catches up to Japan. → Read More

Bitcoin vs the IMF, and other great expectations

A roundup of recent economic events foreshadows a year of flux and reinvention, from Europe to the Pacific. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Retro shopping beats the supply chain crisis

WWW Santa beware. The gift trade is still subject to the old-school padded tromp of shoe leather. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Free trade vs economic resilience

From Chinese iPhones to university classrooms, trade in services is being redefined. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Remaking the Pacific house

Two new studies provide the building plans for Australia’s regional infrastructure boom. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Supply chains, sanctions, and Telstra Pacific

From ports to productivity, the pandemic has only exposed longstanding economic resilience issues in Australia. → Read More

Economic diplomacy: Los Angeles port pips China as Christmas grinch

Amid an emerging global trade supply chain crisis, Australian economic policy advisers are more reserved about risks. → Read More