Associate Professor Felix Patrikeeff
Biography/ Background
Felix Patrikeeff completed his BA in History & Government at the University
of Essex, and his D.Phil. in International Relations at St Antony’s College, Oxford. Before coming to the University of Adelaide, he taught at the Universities of Warwick, Oxford and Sydney, and from 1993-1994 served as Programme Director, International Studies at Kolej Antarabangsa, Penang, Malaysia. He has researched, supervised and published widely in the areas of Russian/Eurasian & Asian Studies, Geopolitics, Political Economy, Strategic Studies & International Relations. He is the President of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (SA Branch), Vice-President of The Australasian Association for Communist and Post-Communist Studies and is
on the Management Committee of The Australasian Society for Inner Asian Studies
Research Interests
Strategic culture, leadership and questions of identity in the International
Relations of the Asia-Pacific region
Hong Kong, China and the political economy of transition and accommodation
The politics of Russia borderlands, Central and Inner Asia
Émigré politics (with special reference to Russia)
The political history of the Russian Far East
Publications
For a full listing of Felix Patrikeeff's publications, please see attached document
Books
- Politics in Exile: Manchuria & the Balance of Power in Northeast Asia, 1924-1931 London & New York: Palgrave Press (2002)
- (With P. Jain & G. O'Leary [eds] Crisis and Conflict in Asia New York: Nova Press (2002)
- (With A.B. Murphy) The Russian Civil War: Primary Sources New York:
St Martin's Press, 2000
- Mouldering Pearl: Hong Kong at the Crossroads London: Hodder and
Stoughton, 1990 (paperback edition, revised, with additional chapter)
- Mouldering Pearl: Hong Kong at the Crossroads London: George Philip & Son, 1989
Files
Expertise for Media Contact
| Categories | International relations , Politics and government |
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| Expertise | North Korea; Political economy of Asia-Pacific region; Politics of Northeast & Southeast Asia; international politics; international diplomacy; Australian foreign policy; political leadership; war; terrorism; Intelligence Gathering/Analysis; post-socialist politics in Russia and Eastern Europe; Geopolitics of Middle East/Central Asia |
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| Notes | Alt phone: (08) 8303 5610 |
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| Mobile | 0402 902 508 |
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| After hours | (08) 8248 3104 |
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