Following the first official meeting between US and Chinese officials in the Biden administration, the National Committee on American Foreign Policy convened a group of high-level experts on US-China relati ...
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NEW: Edited Volume 2021
While the Trump administration pursued "America First" policies, the rest of the world continued to deepen economic integration and people-to-people communications. However, the process of globalization also gave ris ...
REPORT: Creating a Favorable Balance of Power in the Indo-Pacific
What is the future of the global system? Is it a multipolar order, or is it a world of zero-sum choices dominated by the United States and China? As the US reengages with the world and returns to multilateral fora, i ...
REPORT: Reinvesting in U.S.-Japan-ROK Strategic Relations
Read the Full Report Here: In November 2020, the NCAFP assembled an Emerging Leaders Working Group of ten next-generation scholars and experts from the U.S., ROK and Japan to consider opportunities for and challenges to ...
REPORT LAUNCH EVENT: A Practical Trilateral Agenda
Reinvesting in U.S.-Japan-Republic of Korea Strategic Relations: A Practical Trilateral Agenda Policy Recommendations from an Emerging Leaders Working Group Organized by the NCAFP Via Zoom Monday, February 1, 2 ...
REPORT: Cross Strait Relations in 2020
Click here to read “Avoiding a Taiwan Crisis: Improving Signals and Reducing Mistrust.” Cross-Taiwan Strait relations have been locked in a downward spiral, and the absence of dialogue between Beijing-Taipei and Beiji ...
REPORT: America in the World
At its peak in the 1990s, “win-win” globalization assumed that the geostrategic world was flat, and an economically liberal world order would promote the spread of democratic values. Instead, greater economic interdepend ...
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