Robert Walker is a Research Fellow at the Lowy Institute. His work primarily focuses on emerging Asian economies, macroeconomic policy, and international political economy, with a particular interest in energy sustainability and the environmental impacts of mining. Robert's insights and analyses have been featured in a variety of publications, including Beijing Review, Harvard Business Review, and Nikkei Asia.
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Robert Walker's coverage is focused predominantly on local government and politics in New Jersey, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation. His articles cover a wide range of topics including legislative actions, law enforcement incidents, political figures such as Governor Murphy and Chris Christie, as well as weather advisories specific to the region.
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Conversations: Trump, Albanese and critical minerals
By: Robert Walker
Prabowo’s strategy must prioritize economic openness.
By: Robert Walker, Georgia Hammersley
But the Trump administration is trying – and failing – to play a spoiler role while China focuses on the long game.
By: Roland Rajah, Ahmed Albayrak, Robert Walker
Southeast Asia's export-oriented economies have so far proven highly resilient to the global trade shocks of punitive US tariffs and China's surging exports.
By: Robert Walker
Police spokesperson Brigadier Athlande Mathe said 10 others were wounded in the random shooting in the early hours of Sunday, 21 December 2025.
By: Robert Walker
Without anchoring domestic green industries to external demand, these goals are wishful thinking.
By: Robert Walker
This May, Rugby Art Museum and Gallery presents a compelling joint exhibition by artists Charlie Kirkham and Robert Walker. Bringing together a body of work that reimagines mythological narratives through a contemporary lens, the exhibition moves between classical reference and modern sensibility to explore enduring themes of desire, transformation, beauty, and loss.
Governments continue to erode international trading norms and give in to short-term thinking about trade. That needs to stop.
As global fragmentation unfolds, Australians fear the foundations behind decades of prosperity are crumbling.
The Thai government’s “Siam Silica” strategy is well-designed but needs better alignment with the US.
