Rate My Professor Remy Davison

Davison’s research focuses on European integration and taxation, the European Union, international political economy, and foreign policy analysis, with recent emphasis on Indo-Pacific security dynamics. Notable publications include “Future tense: AUKUS’s security transformation” in Australian Naval Review (2024), “Global Canberra: Leveraging Australia's strategic partnerships” in Australian Politics at a Crossroads (Routledge, 2024), “Containing the dragon: the European pivot to the Indo-Pacific” in Strategies in Changing Global Orders (Springer, 2023), “US regional economic policy in the Indo-Pacific” in The Routledge Handbook of US Foreign Policy in the Indo-Pacific (2023), and the edited volume Australia and Korea: Building a Secure and Prosperous Asia (Monash University, 2022). He co-edited The New Global Politics of the Asia-Pacific: Conflict and Cooperation in the Asian Century (2018). Davison has been Visiting Professor at the Robert Schuman Centre, European University Institute (2015), and Visiting Senior Fellow at the National Europe Centre, Australian National University (2008-2010). He provides confidential briefings to diplomats and parliamentary inquiries, keynoted the 2018 Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat conference in Beijing, and contributes to the Council on Optimizing Government Performance since 2011. He teaches courses including Advanced Seminar in International Political Economy, Foreign Policies of the Great and Emerging Powers, and Introduction to International Relations.