Is China Ready To Stop Copying and Start Creating?

Asia-Pacific, China, Culture, Investment, Jeff Tian, Security, Trade and the Economy June 10, 2015 Jeff Tian

China has been copying foreign technology to boost its economic growth for decades. But now that it’s on the verge of screeching to a halt, it’s time to start being original.

South Korea’s Defence Reforms: Planning to Fail?

Asia-Pacific, China, Defense, Diplomatic Relations, International Relations, Japan, Naval Issues, North Korea, Paul Pryce, Peace & Security, Procurement, Security, Technology June 10, 2015 Paul Pryce

Paul Pryce takes a critical look at South Korea’s Defence Reform Plan 2020 and its possible implications for Korean unification.

Assessing America’s Strategic Options toward China, Part V: Accommodation

Asia-Pacific, China, China, Defense, Diplomatic Relations, Emerging Security, International Relations, Michael Lumbers, Security, The United States of America June 5, 2015 Michael Lumbers

In the fifth of of a seven-part series, Michael Lumbers examines America’s future strategic options toward China.

In China, the “Century of Humiliation” Drives the Nationalist Narrative

Asia-Pacific, China, China, Culture, International Relations, John Pollock, Security, Trade and the Economy, Society, Uncategorized June 4, 2015 John Pollock

John Pollock examines China’s recent drop in economic growth, and its effects on domestic nationalism and foreign events.

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Is China Ready To Stop Copying and Start Creating?

South Korea’s Defence Reforms: Planning to Fail?

Assessing America’s Strategic Options toward China, Part V: Accommodation

In China, the “Century of Humiliation” Drives the Nationalist Narrative