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Near Seas “Anti-Navy” Capabilities, not Nascent Blue Water Fleet, Constitute...
March 7th, 2012Strategic Horizon 1A: The U.S.-China relationship is central to international relations in the twenty-first century, as the two great Asia-Pacific powers compete, coexist, and cooperate across…
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New Access for U.S. Forces in Australia: Is it driven by China?
November 15th, 2011What is happening? A substantial enhancement in US-Australia military ties first referred to approximately one year ago now appears to be materializing. A range of media…
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A Smoking Cursor? New Window Opens on China’s Potential Cyberwarfare Developme...
August 24th, 2011The positions expressed here are the authors’ personal views. They do not represent the U.S. Naval War College, Navy, Department of Defense, or Government, and do…
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China’s S-Curve Trajectory: Structural factors will likely slow the growth of ...
August 15th, 2011Key Points: –China is likely to follow an S-Curve-shaped path of slowing growth as key internal and external challenges—including pollution, corruption, chronic diseases, water shortages, growing…
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China’s ‘Starter Carrier’ Goes to Sea
August 7th, 2011What’s happening The long-awaited official announcement has finally been made. The first confirmations came in Chinese: “China’s aircraft carrier platform is undergoing sea trials today (中国航母平台今日进行出海航行试验)….
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12 in ’12: Strategic Challenges Facing the U.S. and China as the 2012 Politica...
July 11th, 2011Executive Summary: Challenges Washington faces that will affect relations with China 1) Adapting to a sometimes contradictory “frenemies” type relationship with China. 2) Accepting that China’s…