Join BRSL and CSR for a webinar on how AI capabilities for space-based remote sensing are reshaping U.S.-China strategic stability and the implications of these dynamics for U.S. policy.
Forum speaker event. Keynote: “From System to Silicon: Japan’s Semiconductor and Economic Security Policy”
Understanding differences between the drivers of Russian and Chinese nuclear behavior can inform deterrence and escalation management.
"New economic statecraft" and how to understand strategic government intervention in the global political and economic competition landscape.
Context for a broader chapter in the recent Oxford Handbook of Geoeconomics and Economic Statecraft, published with the University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC).
The first public evidence of how Chinese firms like Tencent circumvent export controls on semiconductors by using hardware workarounds and maximizing software efficiency, and what that means for the future of the United States’ export control strategy.
Taiwan’s anti-nuclear political legacy has left it highly dependent on imported fuels and vulnerable to a potential Chinese blockade, forcing a debate over whether to revive a nuclear power program with a complex and fraught history.
China’s cyber and space capabilities continue to pose a significant threat to Taiwan’s infrastructure, making the need for Taiwan to develop its own satellite communication network becomes more dire.
Context for a broader chapter in the recent Oxford Handbook of Geoeconomics and Economic Statecraft, published with the University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC).
As countries engage in an anti-satellite arms race that threatens to fill space with an impenetrable field of debris, there is broad public opposition to these weapons — but there is some evidence that these weapons will become less impactful over time.
