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Lost Decade: The U.S. Pivot to Asia and the Rise of Chinese Power
President Obama's Pivot to Asia was never implemented, with the result that the US now finds itself in a weaker position vis-a-vis China in Asia.
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No Echidna Strategy for Australia
Sam Roggeveen’s proposal for an Echidna Strategy is not the right one for Australia’s national security.
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The China/Russia Axis
How can we understand the China/Russia axis? How solid is this partnership? What does the future hold?
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Taiwan Lives: A Social and Political History
Niki Alsford’s recent book, “Taiwan Lives,” explores how the Taiwanese people have transformed their home into one of the world’s most high-tech economies, with a successful and vibrant democracy.
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Taiwan’s precarious autonomy in the shadow of China
Taiwan's autonomy is under threat from China.
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The end of the China miracle?
John West writes about the choices China’s faced with given Xi Jinping’s leadership objectives.
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The Political Thought of Xi Jinping
Under Xi Jinping, China has returned to ideology-based policies and abandoned collective leadership, according to Steve Tsang and Olivia Cheung.
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US/China relations
Putin and Xi Meet in Beijing: Another chance for American realists to get it wrong? Some perspectives from Duncan McCampbell.
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Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology
Semiconductors moved to the heart of geopolitics during the postwar period. As Chris Miller documents in “Chip War,” semiconductors are playing a major role in today's great power competition.
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The Battle Over Taiwan
Presidential elections in Taiwan and the U.S. in 2024 could add some spice to the geopolitical battle over Taiwan.
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What’s the future for the “factory of the world”?
China’s economy steamed along until Covid. But government policies decades old are pulling it down. It might already be past its peak.
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What happened to China’s peaceful rise?
Today, US/China relations are at virtually their lowest ebb since US President Nixon went to China in 1972. How did relations end up in such a parlous state? What does the future hold?
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The challenge of “China, Inc.”
The Chinese Communist Party has transformed China into a giant corporation, which has made it a formidable geopolitical competitor
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Australia’s Security in China’s Shadow
John West's review of Euan Graham's book, Australia’s Security in China’s Shadow.
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Danger Zone: The Coming Conflict with China
Hal Brands and Michael Beckley argue that China is passing its economic peak. It is this factor that may be more dangerous than a rising China, and that conflict may happen sooner than most believe.
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From one Cold War to the next?
At this stage, the goal of America’s strategic competition with China and Russia is unclear, in contrast to the strategic clarity of its containment policy during its Cold War with the USSR
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America’s China fantasy
After naively basing its China policy on fantasies of a democratic future, it’s now imperative that the US frames its China policy on realistic analysis of the country’s politics
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China’s rupture with the West
China’s rupture with the West now seems firmly entrenched, with little hope for reconciliation
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Off to Shangri-La
Shangri-La is a place of dreams, created by author James Hilton. in his 1933 book, Lost Horizon.
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The World of Suzie Wong
To take my mind off other matters, I recently read "The World of Suzie Wong".
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