CSPS Fellow Kimberly Talley discusses the recent COP26 conference and its failure to achieve real action on climate change.
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CSPS Fellow Noah Zoroya explains the catch-22 facing US policymakers as they try to maintain a technological edge over China without hurting US businesses through export controls.
CSPS Fellow Caroline Wesson explains how the implications of AI affect government behavior in the context of US-China competition.
The Center for Security Policy Studies-Korea (CSPS-K) conducted a 2021 CSPS-Korea Annual Symposium, <Human Security in the Gray Zone: North Korean Defectors and Their Children> […]
CSPS Fellow Caroline Wesson writes about the use of soft power and discusses the effectiveness of developing cultural soft power.
CSPS-Korea Fellow Su A Cho discusses China’s silence towards the military coup in Myanmar.
CSPS Fellow Dylan Crawford discusses US-Chinese relations and the continuing competition between the two states under the Biden administration.
CSPS Fellow Connor Monie discusses the similarities between the Biden administration’s approach to NATO and the Trump administration.
CSPS Fellow Kimberly Talley discusses the challenges posed by domestic terrorism in the US.
CSPS Fellow Kevin McKenna discusses the recents Exchange Hack and options moving forward for preventing future ransomware attacks.