Economic Interdependence Archives

December 28, 2019 Open Forum

Chinese Economic Coercion during the THAAD Dispute

While the US-China trade war has dominated geoeconomic discussions in 2019, great power rivalry is far from the only domain in which economic instruments are being used in […]

Darren J. Lim

economic coercion, Economic Interdependence, exit costs, geoeconomics, Lotte, Made in China 2025, THAAD, Three noes

April 30, 2014 Country Reports

Country Report: China (April 2014)

Chinese writings in the past two months reveal a somewhat restrained, but dark, tone about regional security dynamics, especially with regard to China-Japan and China-US relations. The nationalistic […]

Editorial Staff (with the assistance of Dong Jiaxin*)

Central Asia, China-US-ROK triangle, Economic Interdependence, Japan-Taiwan relations, Japan's defense strategy, Korean Peninsula, new type of major power relations, Regional security framework, Taiwan, Ukraine, US threat to DPRK, Vietnam

September 17, 2013 Review Article

Making Headway on the “Economic-Security Nexus”: Contributions from Southeast Asia

What is the relationship between economic growth, interdependence, and competition on the one hand, and geopolitical security and stability on the other? Do international trade, production, and investment […]

Evelyn Goh

ASEAN, Conflict Management, Economic Interdependence, Regime Insecurity, Vulnerability

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Chinese Economic Coercion during the THAAD Dispute

Country Report: China (April 2014)

Making Headway on the “Economic-Security Nexus”: Contributions from Southeast Asia

Introduction

Japanese Perceptions of the Threat from China

The Accomplice: Japanese Threat Perceptions of Russia

Cold War in Asia? China, Russia, and Asian Security

Where Does Japan Fit in China’s “New Type of Great Power Relations?”

Comparative Southeast Asian Military Modernization – 1

South Korea’s Wide Ride