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1. Transatlantic Trends 2023: Public Opinion in a Shifting Global Order

2. Next Generation Perspectives on Taiwan: Insights from the 2023 Taiwan-US Policy Program

3. Enemies Foreign and Domestic: Confronting Kleptocrats at Home and Abroad

4. R2P Monitor, Issue 67, 1 December 2023

5. R2P Monitor, Issue 66, 1 September 2023

6. R2P Monitor, Issue 65, 1 June 2023

7. R2P Monitor, Issue 64, 1 March 2023

8. General Equilibrium Analysis of Cost-Effectiveness and Distributional Impacts of China’s Nationwide CO2 Emissions Trading System

9. De-risking authoritarian AI: A balanced approach to protecting our digital ecosystems

10. Countering China’s coercive diplomacy: Prioritising economic security, sovereignty and the rules-based order

11. China, climate and conflict in the Indo-Pacific

12. Gaming public opinion: The CCP’s increasingly sophisticated cyber-enabled influence operations

13. Chinese foreign policy in 2023: Stepping back from the brink

14. Toward a Unified NATO Response to the People’s Republic of China

15. The World After Taiwan’s Fall

16. Strategic Competition and Security Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific

17. Military capabilities affected by climate change: An analysis of China, Russia and the United States

18. US-China lessons from Ukraine: Fueling more dangerous Taiwan tensions

19. Humanitarian aid: Defining new areas of US-LAC collaboration

20. Implementing NATO’s Strategic Concept on China

21. China and the new globalization

22. US Trade Policy Options for Pacific Islands States Require Washington’s Political Commitment

23. Abrogating the Visiting Forces Agreement: Its Effects on Philippines’ Security and Stability in Southeast Asia

24. Balancing Natural Resources and Human and Social Capital: Pathways to Economic Diversification in Mongolia

25. Trade Balances and International Competitiveness in Cyber-physical, Digital Task-intensive, ICT Capital-intensive and Traditional Industries

26. The Quad's Next Chapter

27. China Maritime Report No. 25: More Chinese Ferry Tales: China's Use of Civilian Shipping in Military Activities, 2021-2022

28. China Maritime Report No. 26: Beyond the First Battle: Overcoming a Protracted Blockade of Taiwan

29. China Maritime Report No. 27: PLA Navy Submarine Leadership - Factors Affecting Operational Performance

30. China Maritime Report No. 28: Bitterness Ends, Sweetness Begins: Organizational Changes to the PLAN Submarine Force Since 2015

31. China Maritime Report No. 29: PLAN Mine Countermeasures: Platforms, Training, and Civil-Military Integration

32. China Maritime Report No. 30: A Brief Technical History of PLAN Nuclear Submarines

33. China Maritime Report No. 31: China's Submarine Industrial Base: State-Led Innovation with Chinese Characteristics

34. Allies Help Those Who Help Themselves: How Estonia and Japan Approach Deterrence

35. Europe’s Broken Order and the Prospect of a New Cold War

36. Europe’s Indo-Pacific Tilt: Estonian and Japanese Interests

37. How Russia Went to War: The Kremlin’s Preparations for Its Aggression Against Ukraine

38. On the Horns of a Dilemma: Will Corruption Bring Down the Chinese Communist Party?

39. The Dragon and the Bear in Africa: Stress-Testing Chinese-Russian Relations

40. Rewriting the Future of America’s Maritime Industry to Compete with China

41. Success in the Struggle against the People's Republic of China

42. Campaigning to Dissuade: Applying Emerging Technologies to Engage and Succeed in the Information Age Security Competition

43. Strength in Unity: A Sustainable US-Led Regional Security Construct in the Middle East

44. EU-China relations - Will the current crisis change the relationship between the two great powers?

45. Atomic Strait: How China’s Nuclear Buildup Shapes Security Dynamics with Taiwan and the United States

46. India-China Border Tensions and U.S. Strategy in the Indo-Pacific

47. Russia-China Defense Cooperation

48. “Production Is Deterrence”: Investing in Precision-Guided Weapons to Meet Peer Challengers

49. U.S.-China Competition and Military AI: How Washington Can Manage Strategic Risks amid Rivalry with Beijing

50. Rolling the Iron Dice: The Increasing Chance of Conflict Protraction

51. No Winners in This Game: Assessing the U.S. Playbook for Sanctioning China

52. Resisting China’s Gray Zone Military Pressure on Taiwan

53. PLA Logistics and Sustainment: PLA Conference 2022

54. The Strategic Repositioning of LNG: Implications for Key Trade Routes and Choke Points

55. China/United States: Europe off Balance

56. The Sino-Russian Partnership Assumptions, Myths and Realities

57. The geopolitics of digital financial technologies: A chance for Europe?

58. Investors beware: Europe’s top firms are highly exposed to China

59. Resilient Industry Ecochains for the US-Taiwan Partnership

60. US-Taiwan Relations and the National Security vs. Human Rights Fallacy

61. Will the Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment be a Game-changer in the Indo-Pacific?

62. Ukraine Will Not Happen in Asia: America Seeks to Check China through Taiwan Visit and Quad Initiatives

63. FSM Engagement with the United States and China: A Lesson Learned for the Pacific Islands

64. From Strategic Ambiguity to Strategic Clarity? The Dynamics of South Korea’s Navigation of US-China Competition

65. China’s Dilemmas in Bailing Out Debt-Ridden Sri Lanka

66. The Expanding International Reach of China’s Police

67. Rising Anti-China Sentiment in South Korea Offers Opportunities To Strengthen US-ROK Relations

68. China Maritime Report No. 23: The Type 075 LHD: Development, Missions, and Capabilities

69. China Maritime Report No. 22: Logistics Support for a Cross-Strait Invasion: The View from Beijing

70. China Maritime Report No. 21: Civilian Shipping and Maritime Militia: The Logistics Backbone of a Taiwan Invasion

71. China Maritime Report No. 20: The PLA Army Amphibious Force

72. China Maritime Report No. 19: The PLA Airborne Corps in a Joint Island Landing Campaign

73. China Maritime Report No. 18: Chinese Special Operations in a Large-Scale Island Landing

74. EU - Pacific talks: EU - ASEAN relations: For better and for worse

75. Suppressing the truth and spreading lies: How the CCP is influencing Solomon Islands’ information environment

76. Frontier influencers: the new face of China’s propaganda

77. ‘Impactful projection’: long-range strike options for Australia

78. Next steps for the US-China strategic nuclear relationship

79. Navigating an uncertain future: An exploration of China’s influence on the Netherlands’ future maritime logistics hub function

80. US-Chinese Competition and Transatlantic Relations: Implications for Germany and Europe

81. Germany’s Economic Security and Technology: Optimizing Export Control, Investment Screening and Market Access Instruments

82. Red Ink: Estimating Chinese Industrial Policy Spending in Comparative Perspective

83. China, Europe, and the Pandemic Recession: Beijing’s Investments and Transatlantic Security

84. Greenhouse Gas Emissions from State-Owned Enterprises: A Preliminary Inventory

85. U.S.-China Technological “Decoupling”: A Strategy and Policy Framework

86. Public Views of the U.S.-China Competition in MENA

87. The Future of Xi’s China. Scenarios and Implications for Europe

88. Asia’s Push For Monetary Alternatives

89. After Hegemony: Japan’s role and dilemma in maintaining the rules-based order

90. US Arms Sales Reveal Discord in Taiwan's Defense Strategy

91. China Maritime Report No. 24: Incubators of Sea Power: Vessel Training Centers and the Modernization of the PLAN Surface Fleet

92. Arms-production Capabilities in the Indo-Pacific Region: Measuring Self-reliance

93. Cyber Posture Trends in China, Russia, the United States and the European Union

94. Coercing Fluently: The Grammar of Coercion in the Twenty-first Century

95. Enabling a More Externally Focused and Operational PLA – 2020 PLA Conference Papers

96. CCP Inc. in West Africa: How Chinese Party-State Actors Secured Critical Minerals in Guinea

97. Renew SBIR, Just Defend the Recipients against China

98. It's Moving Time: Taiwanese Business Responds to Growing U.S.-China Tensions

99. What If . . . Alternatives to a Chinese Military Invasion of Taiwan Image

100. Choking off China’s Access to the Future of AI