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Toshi Yoshihara

Toshi Yoshihara is John A. van Beuren Chair of Asia-Pacific Studies at the U.S. Naval War College in Newport, R.I.


Articles

  • Evaluating the Logic and Methods of China’s United Front Work - Orbis - April, 2020
  • Deterring China in the “Gray Zone”: Lessons of the South China Sea for U.S. Alliances - Orbis - June, 2017
  • Taking Stock of China’s Growing Navy: The Death and Life of Surface Fleets - Orbis - March, 2017
  • Responding to China’s Rising Sea Power - Orbis - January, 2017
  • Sino-Japanese Rivalry at Sea: How Tokyo Can Go Anti-Access on China - Orbis - January, 2015
  • History Rhymes: The German Precedent for Chinese Seapower - Orbis - January, 2010
  • China’s Energy-Driven ‘Soft Power’ - Orbis - January, 2008
  • Command of the Sea with Chinese Characteristics - Orbis - October, 2005

Events

  • China’s Political Warfare Methods in East Asia - May, 2020
  • Making the World Unsafe for Democracy: China’s Approach to Political Warfare - September, 2018
  • China’s Emerging Role in the Asia-Pacific and Beyond - March, 2018
  • New Frontiers in the 21st Century - March, 2013

Audio/Video

  • China’s Emerging Role in the Asia-Pacific and Beyond - April, 2018

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