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Mapping Malaysian Middlepowership: Domestic and Structural Sources of Small-State Activism
August 31, 2020 AEST
Mapping Malaysian Middlepowership: Domestic and Structural Sources of Small-State Activism
Cheng-Chwee KUIK

An important attribute in distinguishing a middle power from typical small states is activism: a persistent and concerted effort to put forward, promote, and institutionalize an actionable initiative.

Sleepwalking into the New Great Game: US, Chinese, and Russian Competition in Central Asia
August 31, 2020 AEST
Sleepwalking into the New Great Game: US, Chinese, and Russian Competition in Central Asia
Colin Jackson

The return of hard-edged competition between the U.S. and Russia, and the Chinese BRI, have brought three great powers into an asymmetric competition for influence in the region.

Competing Ideas on Asia/Indo-Pacific: Competition or Collaboration
August 31, 2020 AEST
Competing Ideas on Asia/Indo-Pacific: Competition or Collaboration
Hao SU

The Asia-Pacific risks being torn into the confronting Indo-Pacific framework. China’s BRI will encourage Asian nations to resume their traditional interaction in pattern of spiral evolution of history.

Division of Labor: Great Powers, Middle Powers, and Maritime Coalitions
August 31, 2020 AEST
Division of Labor: Great Powers, Middle Powers, and Maritime Coalitions
Timothy Hoyt

The recent decision of the US to use the term “Indo-Pacific Command” (INDOPACOM) explicitly recognizes a new set of geopolitical realities: increased peacetime competition with the People's Republic of China.

August 31, 2020 AEST
The Consequences of ‘Weaponized Interdependence’ for Middle Powers
Katherine Mansted

States with a strong science and technology base, technologies or platforms can lock in enduring, self-perpetuating benefits, positioning themselves to weaponize supply chains and networks to advance their interests.

August 31, 2020 AEST
Xi Jinping: The Backlash
Richard McGregor

Xi Jinping rapidly made himself the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong, and how in turn his authoritarian ways have sparked a backlash against him at home and abroad.

From Middle to Great: Australian Indigenous Sovereignty, Organisation of Coal Exporting Countries and Strategic South West Pacific
August 31, 2020 AEST
From Middle to Great: Australian Indigenous Sovereignty, Organisation of Coal Exporting Countries and Strategic South West Pacific
Jonathan Ping

The changed Indo-Pacific strategic environment is a catalyst to politically motivate and enable Australia to establish precursors of Great Power capacity.

Considering the Blue Pacific: The changing geopolitics of the Pacific Ocean
August 31, 2020 AEST
Considering the Blue Pacific: The changing geopolitics of the Pacific Ocean
Wesley Morgan

Pacific island states have unique security concerns, particularly in relation to climate change, and are working together to tackle them as one ocean continent: the ‘Blue Pacific’.

EU-China Relations
January 01, 2018 AEST
EU-China Relations
Lukas Danner

With the U.S. increasingly isolating itself on the world stage and less willing to provide leadership on many transnational issues (such as global warming), China...

Alternative Energy Strategy and the Sustainable Development of China
January 01, 2018 AEST
Alternative Energy Strategy and the Sustainable Development of China
Yang Xiao

China’s economic development is confronted with the two related constraints of domestic energy depletion and higher prices for international energy. These constrictions and the “shale...

January 01, 2018 AEST
Japan’s East Asia Cooperation strategy and China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Marching from Regional Competition to Cooperation
Rongsheng Zhu

This paper considers rivalry between China and Japan by asking, what are the reasons for, and measures of, Japan’s competition with China? Is it possible...

January 01, 2018 AEST
Re-configuring Asian regionalism: Embedding the Quadrilateral into the Indo-Pacific framework as a response to the BRI
Stephen Nagy

China's BRI consists of four land corridors and one maritime corridor. It has been understood as economic statecraft, a Chinese grand strategy and a tool...