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Executive Summary
Competition is inevitable—and, when governed wisely, can be a powerful driver of innovation, resilience, and human progress. Strategic instability, however, is neither inevitable nor desirable. It can and should be manage...
This issue starts by highlighting the PLA Navy’s unprecedented 7,200-kilometer submarine-launched ballistic missile test into the South Pacific, demonstrating progress toward a more credible and survivable sea-based nuclear deterrent. It al...
Written by Kate Logan, Director of the China Climate Hub
In May, China’s power sector capacity breached 4000 gigawatts (GW) – exceeding the total magnitude of the U.S., EU, Indian, Russian and Japanese power...
How to read this briefing: the Executive Summary states the core argument in under a minute; a glossary of key actors and acronyms follows; Figures 1 and 2 map the U.S. and Chinese governance architectures; and the appendix profiles the Chi...
This issue of PLA Watch focuses on ongoing efforts to hone “combat effectiveness” and cultivate “political reliability” throughout the PLA. We also examine a recently concluded 40-day combat training mission of the Liaoning task force – one...
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The Asia Society Policy Institute’s Center for China Analysis.
Addressing major policy challenges in the Asia Pacific on security, trade, climate, and technology.
Long time civil servant now swimming in the private sector
Analyst covering China, technology, and national power. Fellow at AEI and Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University.
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