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ASPI explores the core and emerging issues surrounding the spheres of trade, investment, and innovation, drawing on diverse perspectives from both Asia and the United States. We prioritize critical areas such as regional economic integration, shifting supply chains, and the advancement of emerging female leaders. In addition to traditional trade issues, we tackle next-generation challenges encompassing digital trade, economic security, climate change, and economic inclusion. Our approach considers a broad spectrum of factors, from diplomacy and security to sustainability. With the goal to decisively shape critical policy debates, we aim to contribute meaningful solutions that will guide the future direction of the Indo-Pacific economic and trade landscape.
Examines an emerging trend of the relocation, diversification, and reshoring of supply chains by mapping out the foreign investment policies of economies in the Indo-Pacific region.
Han-koo Yeo and Wendy Cutler examine how the IPEF Supply Chain pillar presents a unique opportunity for the U.S. and its partners to enhance the resilience and security of supply chain networks, especially during times of crisis.
Experts including Victor Cha, Melanie Hart, Ryuichi Funatsu, Mariko Togashi, and Wendy Cutler discuss strategies and tools to counter economic coercion.
A new report published by the Asia Society Policy Institute proposes modifications and updates that could make possible a United States return to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement, now known as the CPTPP.
Wendy Cutler, Clete Willems, and Bob Davis discuss the new ASPI report that offers recommendations for improvements and updates to the agreement which could potentially facilitate U.S. re-entry.
ASPI explores the core and emerging issues surrounding the spheres of trade, investment, and innovation, drawing on diverse perspectives from both Asia and the United States. We prioritize critical areas such as regional economic integration, shifting supply chains, and the advancement of emerging female leaders. In addition to traditional trade issues, we tackle next-generation challenges encompassing digital trade, economic security, climate change, and economic inclusion. Our approach considers a broad spectrum of factors, from diplomacy and security to sustainability. With the goal to decisively shape critical policy debates, we aim to contribute meaningful solutions that will guide the future direction of the Indo-Pacific economic and trade landscape.