Development, Central Banks and the International Monetary System
Debates about democratizing and politicizing central banking are gaining momentum, driven by the twin challenges of the pandemic and climate change.
Reflecting on Chinese and Indian Negotiation Styles
For India, the border remains at the heart of its relationship with China and there is too much history for any simple reset to take place.
Assessing the Impact of Hybrid Threats on Ontological Security via Entanglement
The rapid rise of innovation and technological advances has shown that the prospects of security breaches across states and societies are also increasing.
Understanding China’s ‘New’ Assertiveness from Resolved Territorial Questions
China’s assertiveness has its roots in popular sovereignty and is motivated by perceptions of international humiliation that took place long before the current era.
US Policy in the South China Sea Across Three Administrations
The Obama, Trump and Biden administrations have shifted focus in varying degrees, but the primary objective has remained the maintenance of free navigation.
The Dokdo and Kuril Islands: Japan’s Twin Disputes
Deepening economic ties, ideological affinity, and the US security umbrella involving both Japan and South Korea have all failed to facilitate a solution on the Dokdo Islands.
China’s Strategic Thinking on the Diaoyu/Senkaku Island Dispute
China prioritizes the strategic interests of economic development and a friendly relationship with Japan over territorial disputes – which will continue to be shelved in this case.
Sino-Indian Border Dispute: A Brief Introduction
A major confrontation between India and China will have significant regional repercussions. Therefore, both sides need to frame innovative solutions.
Assessing Neutrality: The United States’ Role in the Diaoyu Islands Dispute
The US has come to recognize in China a rival power with the potential to challenge its supremacy. Thus, it is not a surprise to see a growing US military presence in the Indo-Pacific.
Dashing Lines and Faking History: The Complicated History of Taipei’s Maritime Claims
There are problems in using a historical argument as the basis for claims over territory, not the least of which is the reliability of available evidence.
