Southeast Asian countries for the most part wouldn’t see themselves as playing a role in mediating great power relations. Read More
Its revival serves the CCP’s patriotic narrative, but only at the expense of opening up old wounds, particularly around Read More
So, the core interests still remain: no war, no instability, and no nukes on the Korean Peninsula.Read More
So while the challenges are real, I remain optimistic in front of uncertainty.Read More
In other words, once deterrence fails, it has a hard time getting it back, and it has a hard time Read More
I can say from personal experience, the best way to facilitate that is to have our students studying in one Read More
These disruptions have had profound political impacts. We now see a resurgence of economic nationalism and government involvement in the Read More
There has been a decline in demand for corporate services from Chinese companies as a result of U.S.–China Read More
Democratization is not simply about taking power away from the government and giving it to the people.Read More
I think the Chinese have a much higher capability to endure the pains that have been imposed, not only because Read More
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