Publications

    • Commentary

    Bush Should Keep His Word on Taiwan

    Despite President Bush’s 2001 commitment to supply Taiwan with U.S. military equipment for its self defense, the administration froze the final part of the arms deal last week. The deal should move forward, not only to support a democratic ally whose leader is committed to improving cross-straits relations, but also as a pragmatic step toward balancing China’s military build-up.

    • Commentary

    Triumph of the Witless

    If the Burmese junta is so "unsophisticated" in the ways of diplomacy, why has it been able to hold onto power for so long?

    • Commentary

    China’s Economic Rise—Fact and Fiction

    China’s Economic RiseChina’s ascendency as the preeminent world commercial influence requires U.S. leaders to reassess a broad array of economic and military policies.

    • Commentary

    Asia—Shaping the Future

    The next U.S. administration needs a clear strategic vision for Asia befitting the region’s status as the new global “center of gravity.”

    • Commentary

    North Korea Hands Over Nuclear Details

    In briefings following North Korea's announcement to hand over details of its nuclear program, Carnegie experts noted that while it is the first of several hurdles to be overcome before North Korea may fully reintegrate into the international community, it represents the greatest understanding of the North's plutonium program in fourteen years.

    • Commentary

    The Family Way

    Josh Kurlantzick discusses how the devastating earthquake in China affects the country's one-child policy.

    • Commentary

    The Survivalists

    The regime in Burma survives by doing the bare minimum to continue business as usual, both abroad and at home.

    • Multimedia

    Global Public Square

    Senior Associate Minxin Pei appeared on CNN roundtable discussion to share his expertise on China-related issues

    • Testimony

    China's Space Capabilities and Their Impact on U.S. National Security

    • Ashley J. Tellis
    • May 20, 2008
    • Testimony before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission

    China’s current military space program is oriented towards exploiting space to the advantage of its conventional military operations, denying space to superior adversaries, and preparing for struggles over space control by integrating space into its own military operations and, as required, developing its own space-related deterrent and warfighting capabilities.

    • Multimedia

    Political Ramifications of China's Earthquake

    Douglas Paal appeared on BBC Radio 4’s The World Tonight to discuss the political ramifications of China’s massive earthquake—which saw the collapse of numerous buildings with substandard construction, prompting public outrage and calls for investigations of corruption.

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