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Philippa Brant

A police station in Rarotonga built by Chinese development assistance. Photo: Philippa Brant.

Negotiating Chinese development assistance: the role of Pacific island governments and Chinese contractors

by Matthew Dornan and Philippa Brant
August 8, 2014

China announces more aid, and loans, to Pacific islands countries

by Matthew Dornan, Denghua Zhang and Philippa Brant
November 13, 2013

Philippa Brant

Philippa Brant is a former Research Associate at the Lowy Institute for International Policy. Her research interests include Chinese aid, development in the Asia-Pacific region, and China as a global actor. She wrote her Ph.D. at The University of Melbourne investigating China’s foreign aid program and its implications for the global development system, including a focus on the South Pacific region. As an inaugural Prime Minister’s Australia Asia Endeavour Award holder (2010-2011), Philippa worked in Beijing as a Visiting Scholar at the International Poverty Reduction Centre in China (IPRCC) and an intern in the Health and Nutrition Division at UNICEF China.

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