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Search results for: S. Frederick Starr

  • Assessing the Effectiveness of China’s Military Exercises in Restraining Taiwan’s Leadership

    Yi-Chieh Chen

    Issue & Policy Briefs February, 2025
  • Iran’s Interpretation of the Law of the Sea and Japan’s FOIP Strategy

    Javad Heiran-Nia

    Issue & Policy Briefs September, 2025
  • ‘First Tier’: China’s Strategic Community on India-U.S. Ties

    March 6 2025 by B. R. Deepak
  • China’s Hydropower Project on Yarlung Tsangpo Threatens Tibet’s Fragile Ecosystem and Regional Stability

    August 5 2025 by Dechen Palmo
  • Between Uncertainty and Coercion: The EU’s ‘Least Bad’ Trade Deal with Trump’s America

    August 22 2025 by Johannes Nordin
  • China’s Trilateral Diplomacy and the Reshaping of South Asia’s Regional Order

    September 22 2025 by Ratish Mehta and Omkar Bhole
  • Europe’s Pivot to India: Examining India’s NATO Calculus Amid China’s Fall from Grace

    Jagannath Panda

    Commentaries and Op-eds August, 2022
  • U.S. Afghanistan Policy: It’s Working

    S. Frederick Starr

    Silk Road Paper January, 2004, pp. 32
  • People’s or Party’s Army in Vietnam?

    Zachary Abuza

    Issue & Policy Briefs January 12, 2015, No. 168
  • Azerbaijan’s Security and U.S. Interests: Time for a Reassessment

    Stephen Blank

    Silk Road Paper December 1, 2013, pp. 74
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