Publications

An American Missionary in China: John Leighton Stuart and Chinese-American Relations. By Yu-ming Shaw. (Cambridge, Mass.: Council on East Asian Studies, Harvard University, 1992). Read the full article here....

The Endangered American Dream How to Stop the United States from Becoming a Third-World Country and How to Win the Geo-economic Struggle for Industrial Supremacy. By Edward N. Luttwak. (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1993). Read the full article here....

As the cold war began to wind down in the late 1980s, the Kremlin turned to the problem of steering the USSR’s economy away from its heavy emphasis on producing military hardware, with the aim of making consumer goods...

The U.S. defense industrial base faces a radical restructuring over the next several years. As a result of deficit reduction concerns, new domestic spending priorities, and the collapse of the Soviet bloc, many basic issues of national security planning...

Prior to Desert Storm, U.S. policy toward the proliferation of strategic weapons technology was to delay or prevent it through a policy of nonproliferation–export controls, customs interdictions, end-use checks, diplomatic demarches, nonproliferation pledges, regional arms control talks, and the...

German foreign policy has been made under highly exceptional circumstances since the end of World War II. Now, however, these circumstances have changed dramatically–Germany is a united country, the cold war is over, and a new set of policy...

Over fifteen thousand “acts of hatred” occurred in Germany in 1992, ranging from the desecration of Jewish graves with swastikas to fire bombings. While in 1993 this figure has decreased somewhat, the number of punishable crimes committed by right-wing...

One of the major uncertainties facing the Asia-Pacific, indeed, the entire international system, is the future role of China, a country in the throes of generational political succession. How that role is defined-whether the People’s Republic of China (PRC)...

The end of the cold war has caused many states to reevaluate their security strategies, China not least among them. To understand the direction that Chinese security strategy is likely to take, it is necessary to first define the...

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