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January 15, 2025 Special Forum

Introduction

Since the turn of the century, the US government has increasingly pivoted toward Asia by seeking a new regional architecture to bolster alliances and partnerships. Japan’s response to […]

Editorial Staff

ASEAN centrality, Belt and Road Initiative, BRICS, free and open Indo-Pacific, Shanghai Cooperation Organization

January 15, 2025 Special Forum

South Korea and Japan’s Responses to the US Latticework for the Indo-Pacific System

Since the turn of the century, the US government has increasingly pivoted toward Asia, responding to anticipated Chinese aggression, such as toward Taiwan or in the South China […]

ASEAN, free and open Indo-Pacific, trilateralism

January 15, 2025 Special Forum

Chinese and Russian Designs for the Latticework of Eurasia

Chinese and Russian Designs for the Latticework of Eurasia Gilbert Rozman What do BRICS (named after early members Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa), the Shanghai Cooperation […]

Belt and Road Initiative, BRICS, Shanghai Cooperation Organization

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July 19, 2013 Special Forum

Cold War in Asia? China, Russia, and Asian Security

Although the Cold War ended by 1991, commentators, experts, and others repeatedly invoke this metaphor at any sign of great power tension. 1 Since the United States and […]

Arms Race, Central Asia, Cold War, India, New Cold War, Sino-Russian Relations, Southeast Asia

March 20, 2014 Special Forum

Where Does Japan Fit in China’s “New Type of Great Power Relations?”

In recent years, the concept of a “new type of great power relations” (xinxing daguo guanxi) has appeared as a prominent theme in Chinese international relations discourse1. The […]

core interests. power transition, Diaoyu/Senkaku issue, illegitimate power, New type of great power relations, postwar international order

October 1, 2014 Topics of the Month

Comparative Southeast Asian Military Modernization – 1

Southeast Asia’s military modernization over the last half decade has been impressive. Defense expenditures across the region have risen, on average, by nine percent each year since 2009, […]

Arms sales, code of conduct, defense expenditures, Indonesia, long-term commitment, Malaysia, maritime interests, Philippines, territorial ambitions, Vietnam

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[The Chosun Daily] Controversy brews over alleged ‘inducement of foreign aggression’

Assessment of North Korea’s Regional Development Policy

Evaluation and Implications of the Indo-Pacific Regional Security Environment

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Assessment of North Korea’s Regional Development Policy

Evaluation and Implications of the Indo-Pacific Regional Security Environment

North Korea’s Hostile Policy Toward South Korea and Its Link to Foreign Policy Strategies

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Japan’s Rise as a Regional and Global Power, 2013-2023

Gilbert Rozman, Brad Glosserman

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