Asia’s Future Beyond U.S.-China Competition

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 

Why America No Longer Gets Asia

The Washington Quarterly

Meeting the Challenge in Asia

The National Interest

How Biden Can Make the Quad Endure

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

The United States in the New Asia

Council on Foreign Relations Report

The New Asian Order

Foreign Affairs

Reluctant Stakeholder: Why China’s Highly Strategic Brand of Revisionism is More Challenging Than Washington Thinks

MacroPolo

A Tale of Two Asias

Foreign Policy

The Problem with Two Asias

East Asia Forum

Navigating Asia’s Post-Pandemic Future

Axios Events

The United States in the New Asia … Revisited

Council on Foreign Relations

Asia’s Landlocked Spaces

Council on Foreign Relations

Are Multilateral Groups Missing the Point

Council on Foreign Relations

East Asia Summit, Take Two

Council on Foreign Relations

America Is Being Left Behind In Asia … East Asia Summit Edition

Council on Foreign Relations

America, Trade, and Asia

Council on Foreign Relations

Just How “Central” Is ASEAN Anyway?

Council on Foreign Relations

Clinton’s Missed Opportunity in Asia

Council on Foreign Relations

Building, Not “Pivoting,” on American Interests in Asia

U.S. News and World Report

Adapting to the New Asia

Council on Foreign Relations

As India “Looks East,” A Little Problem of Economics 

Council on Foreign Relations

Economics and Indian Strategy

Council on Foreign Relations

Out with the Old in Asia?

Council on Foreign Relations

Obama’s Trip to Asia

Council on Foreign Relations Media Conference Call