Pacific Forum CSIS Issues and Insights
The Pacific Forum CSIS is a non-profit, private, foreign policy research institute that operates as the Asia-Pacific arm of the Center for Strategic and International Studies of Washington, DC. Founded in 1975, the thrust of the Forum's work is to help stimulate cooperative policies in the Asia-Pacific region through debate and analyses undertaken with the region's leaders in the academic, government and corporate arenas. The Forum's programs encompass current and emerging political, security, economic/business and ocean policy issues. The Issues and Insights is published by the Honolulu-based Pacific Forum CSIS and consists of in-depth analyses covering a wide range of topics and serving as a vehicle for providing summaries of Pacific Forum workshops and conferences, along with associated papers.This series offers substantive analyses of track-two diplomatic efforts, confidence building initiatives on security issues in Asia-Pacific region.
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Publications:
- Moving Forward Together: The Future of the US-Japan Alliance
- Doing More and Expecting Less: The Future of US Alliances in the Asia Pacific
- Building Toward a Stable and Cooperative Long-Term US-China Strategic Relationship
- War and Peace in the East Sea
- Mistrust in the US-Japan-ROK Triangle
- The Biosecurity Lexicon Project
- The US-China Relationship: Avoiding a New Cold War
- Sino-US Relations, Regional Security, and Global Governance
- America in Response to China’s Rise: Standing Still is Not an Option
- ASEAN’s WMD Scorecard
- Pyongyang in the Cockpit: Regional Responses to North Korean Provocations
- A Shift in Focus: The 18th Japan-US Security Seminar
- The US-Japan Alliance
- Leading from the Middle: Advocacy Opportunities for Asia Pacific Middle Powers
- Trilateral Strategic Cooperative Mechanism Between Japan, the United States, and Vietnam: A Proposal
- "The Lynchpin" Grapples with Frustration and Distrust
- On the Rebound: The Alliance Faces New Tests
- Progress Despite Disagreements
- Balancing Cross-Strait Dynamics
- Maritime Interests: China-US Cooperation and Conflicts
- Regional Security and Global Governance
- The Alliance Rebounds, But Expectations Remain a Problem: The Fourth US-Japan Strategic Dialogue
- US-Japan Alliance on the Recovery Path
- Responsibility to Protect: Delivering on the Promise
- A Strong Alliance Under Stress: The Third US-ROK Strategic Dialogue
- Alliances for Tomorrow: Next Generation Views of US Alliances in Southeast Asia
- Time for a Caucus: “The Future of US Alliances in Asia”
- China in the Pacific: The New Banker in Town
- China in the Pacific: The New Banker in Town
- A Year of Surprises: The 17th Japan-US Security Seminar
- The Future of Power
- Evolution of a Multilateral Security Mechanism in Northeast Asia
- Strategic Objectives in the New Asian Century
- Changing Security Paradigms and Korea’s New Asia Policy: Visions for 2030
- Japan-China-ROK-US Dialogue
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