The NCAFP has assembled a group of experts to analyze the threats to peace and stability in East Asia and to offer suggestions for how to deal with them. Contributors include Kim Hyun-Wook, Professor and Director-General ...
Category: Edited Volumes
U.S.-China Relations: Manageable Differences or Major Crisis?
The NCAFP has assembled Chinese and American analysts to examine the current tensions in U.S.-China relations and to offer suggestions for how to mange those tensions. This volume features essays from: David Brown, Sc ...
The Trump Era: New Opportunities and Challenges in East Asia
After seven months into the Trump era of international politics, a group of policy experts from the Asia-Pacific region assess the trends in the key bilateral relationships in the region and the outlook for the future. ...
Building a Regional Order in East Asia: Community, Competition, Conflict
There are three broad divergent scenarios at work in East Asian international relations today and each suggest different outcomes. The essays in this volume offer a broad and diverse analysis of the conflicting intere ...
Easing Tensions in Northeast Asia: The Way Forward
In 2014, the NCAFP held two Track 1.5 conferences, on a trilateral with representatives from the U.S., China and Japan, and the second a quadrilateral with participants from those three countries plus South Korea in an e ...
Sweet and Sour: Candid Talks to Improve U.S.-China Relations
U.S.-China relations have experienced many ups and downs over the past several decades. And the year 2010 was a particularly troublesome time for those relations. Are China and the United States friends, potential ene ...
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