NBR Analysis
The National Bureau of Asian Research is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research institution dedicated to informing and strengthening policy in the Asia-Pacific. The NBR Analysis series features essays on the most important economic, political and strategic issues in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Publications:
- The ASEAN Regional Forum: Beyond the Talk Shop?
- Will Abenomics Restore Japanese Growth?
- The State of Cooperation in the East China Sea
- Whose Pacific Century? The 113th Congress and Asia
- Intensifying Contradictions: Chinese Policing Enters the 21st Century
- The Leap in North Korea's Ballistic Missile Program: The Iran Factor
- Northeast Asia Turns its Attention to the Arctic
- Getting the Trans-Pacific Partnership Over the Finish Line
- How Defense Austerity Will Test US Strategy in Asia
- Does the United States Need a New Russia Policy?
- Can Pakistan’s Neighbors Help Deal with Pakistan?
- Korea's Elections and the KORUS FTA
- After the Summit: Investing in Nuclear Materials Security
- Taiwan's Future: Narrowing Straits
- Taiwan's Future: Narrowing Straits
- Aftershock
- Sino-US Competition and US Security
- Power Constrained: Sources of Mutual Strategic Suspicion in US-China Relations
- Pakistani Partnership with the United States: An Assessment
- Shock of the New
- Post–September 11 Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations
- Aspects of Islamism in South and Southeast Asia
- Challenges Facing Pakistan’s Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA)
- Russian Energy Policy and Strategy
- Understanding China’s New Sovereign Wealth Fund
- Assessing Regional Reactions to China’s Peaceful Development Doctrine
- Islamic Finance: Global Trends and Challenges
- Muslim Professional Associations and Politics in Southeast Asia
- Nuclear Asia: US Policy in an Age of Proliferation
- Emerging Trends, Dormant Interest
- US Services Trade, Employment, and Competitiveness
- Abe Shinzo and Japan's Change of Course
- "Going Out": China's Pursuit of Natural Resources and Implications for the PRC's Grand Strategy
- Information Technology: Advancing Global Health
- China's Search for Energy Security
- Congress and the Updating of the US-China Relationship
- Whither US-China Relations?
- The Globalization of Corporate China
- The Power of Globalization
- Japan-Taiwan Interaction
- Infrastructure Challenges in Central Asia and Azerbaijan
- Assessing America’s War on Terror
- Muslims, Politics, and Violence in Indonesia
- The Russian Federation at the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century
- Reconciling Burma/Myanmar
- Funding Terrorism in Southeast Asia
- Regional Power Plays in the Caucasus and Central Asia
- Strategic Security Dilemmas in the Caucasus and Central Asia
- Theater Security Cooperation in the US Pacific Command
- Perspectives on the Future of the Korean Peninsula
- The China-India-US Triangle
- Managing Security Challenges in Southeast Asia
- Ballistic Missiles and Missile Defense in Asia
- Obstacles and Opportunities to Russia's Economic Reforms
- Regional Approaches in Asia
- Japan and the Engagement of China
- Russia and Global Security
- The Transformation Continues
- India's Emerging Nuclear Doctrine
- Japan's Energy Angst and the Caspian Great Game
- The Balance of Power and US Foreign Policy Interests in the Russian Far East
- Reforms in the Russian Far East
- Asian Reactions to US Missile Defense
- China’s PNTR Status and Accession to the WTO
- Asian Armed Forces
- South Korea, China, and the Global Economy
- The People's Republic of China at Fifty
- Energy, Wealth, and Development in Central Asia and the Caucasus
- Intellectual Property Rights in China
- Japan and the Unification of Korea
- The Economic Crisis and Southeast Asian Security
- The East Asian Crisis: Implications for US Policy
- Political Legacies And Prospects For Democratic Development In Southeast Asia
- China's Intentions for Russian and Central Asian Oil and Gas
- Treacherous Terrain
- Lost Opportunities: Energy and Politics in Russia
- Promoting US Interests in China
- The Hong Kong Transition and US-China Relations
- Multilateralism: Is There an Asia-Pacific Way?
- A Looming entry Barrier: Japan's Production Networks in Asia
- Multilateralism and National Strategy in Northeast Asia
- Advancing Intellectual Property Rights: Information Technologies and the Course of Economic Development in China
- Trade, Security, and National Strategy in the Asia Pacific
- Security, Democracy, and Economic Liberalization: Competing Priorities in US Asia Policy
- The New Russia and Asia: 1991-1995
- APEC in a New International Order
- Central Asia's Foreign Policy and Security Challenges: Implications for the United States
- America, Japan, and APEC: The Challenge of Leadership in the Asia-Pacific
- Northeast Asia in an Age of Upheaval
- Chinese Views on Asia-Pacific Regional Security Cooperation
- Recalculating Autonomy: Japan’s Choices In The New World Order
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