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January 29, 2009

Published by Project 2049 Institute at January 29, 2009

The U.S.-Japan Alliance: President Obama’s First 100 Days

By: Randall Schriver and Mark Stokes | Befitting for a prominent ally, Secretary of State Hilary Clinton waited only a day to establish communication with her […]

August 20, 2008

Published by Project 2049 Institute at August 20, 2008

Evolving Capabilities of the People’s Liberation Army: Consequences of Coercive Aerospace Power for U.S. Conventional Deterrence

By: Randall Schriver and Mark Stokes | How the PRC could apply force as an instrument of national power may be more significant than specific technical […]

July 31, 2008

Published by Project 2049 Institute at July 31, 2008

Memo to the Next President: The Inheritance in Asia and the Challenges and Opportunities for Your Presidency

By: Randall Schriver and Mark Stokes | It is very likely that events in the Asia-Pacific region more than any other region will have the greatest […]