
ASPI convenes Asian and American stakeholders to work on issues related to trade practices, investment, technological innovation and acquisition, intellectual property, and market access. Our work is distinguished by the breadth of the implications that we consider: not just business and economic implications, but also linkages to diplomatic relations, security, social stability, sustainability, and other considerations.
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paperHan-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.
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paperExperts including Victor Cha, Melanie Hart, Ryuichi Funatsu, Mariko Togashi, and Wendy Cutler discuss strategies and tools to counter economic coercion.
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paperNew ASPI issue paper on China's Political-Economy, Foreign and Security Policy in 2023.
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reportShay Wester's latest report details how the rise of Asia and next generation challenges will shape the future economy.
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articleSoutheast Asia experts weigh in on the current state and future trajectory of regional integration and connectivity in ASEAN, and what actors can do to support the development of an ASEAN Community.
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articleASPI hosted the 2022 ASEAN's Emerging Female Leaders Program from September 26th - October 5th, 2022.
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articleWhat to know about the U.S.-Taiwan trade relationship.
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interviewAsia Society and ASPI President Kevin Rudd sat down with The Wire China's David Barboza to discuss the themes of his new book on U.S.-China relations.
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articleWhat to know about China's amendment of its secrecy laws to save Chinese companies from being delisted from U.S. exchanges.
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articleWhat to know about the EU-China Summit.
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articleWhat to know about Vice Premier Liu He's urgent meeting of China's Financial Stability and Development Committee.
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articleWhat to know about the risks of the United States sanctioning China the way it has sanctioned Russia.