Back to asiasociety.org

Topics
Countries & Regions
Publications
Watch & Listen
- Video
- Podcasts
Events
- AsiaX
- Past Events
About
Support Us

Asia Society Policy Institute

Search Search

asiasociety.org

Search Search

Topics
Countries & Regions
Publications
Watch & Listen
- Video
- Podcasts
Events
- AsiaX
- Past Events
About
Support Us

FILTER FURTHER

Filter Contents

TOPICS

arts

current affairs

education

policy

COUNTRIES & REGIONS

afghanistan

australia

bangladesh

brunei

cambodia

central asia

china

east asia

east timor

hong kong

india

indonesia

iran

iraq

israel

japan

jordan

kazakhstan

kuwait

kyrgyzstan

laos

lebanon

macau

malaysia

mongolia

myanmar

nepal

new zealand

north korea

oceania

pakistan

palestine

papua new guinea

philippines

qatar

singapore

south asia

south korea

southeast asia

sri lanka

syria

taiwan

thailand

tibet

turkey

united arab emirates

vietnam

west asia

Filter Contents

Type

report

article

interview

podcast

speech

Topic

prosperity

security

sustainability

Select Experts

kevin rudd

wendy cutler

daniel russel

lindsey ford

debra eisenman

anubhav gupta

jackson ewing

Country

afghanistan

china

india

iran

japan

myanmar

north korea

pakistan

south korea

Region

central asia

east asia

south asia

southeast asia

west asia

Publications

This page displays all Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) publications. Reports and commentary related to ASPI’s policy dialogues and study projects are featured in reverse chronological order.

Blog Post

Asia Inside Out Podcast: Climate Diplomacy Under a New U.S. Administration

Thom Woodroofe, Brendan Guy, and Anubhav Gupta discuss what a Democratic victory in November's presidential election would mean for the global fight against climate change.

Workers, sewing, at a factory making hazardous material suits to be used in the COVID-19 pandemic.

interview

WITA Webinar: COVID-19 & Trade - A WTO Agenda

On Thursday, April 9, Wendy Cutler cohosted a webinar about the COVID-19 pandemic and global trade, focusing on whether the world's international economic institutions are up to the challenge, particularly the WTO and the EU.

article

Japan Should Lead G-20 in Devising Global Coronavirus Rescue Package

Former Prime Ministers Kevin Rudd and Gordon Brown urge Abe to organize a pledging conference to respond to COVID-19.

Face masks at a factory in Handan, China

article

Could the Pandemic Ease U.S.-China Tensions?

In an op-ed for Foreign Policy, Wendy Cutler and Daniel Russel write that COVID-19 might be a rare chance for the United States and China to come together.

report

Climate Diplomacy under a New U.S. Administration

In this ASPI issue paper, Thom Woodroofe and Brendan Guy analyze what a potential new U.S. Administration would mean for the global fight against climate change and lay out a series of recommendations for a new administration to consider.

Cargo ships berth at a port in Qindao, China, in March, 2020.

interview

WITA Webinar: Global Trade Initiatives to Combat COVID-19

On Thursday, April 2, Wendy Cutler cohosted a webinar about the COVID-19 pandemic and global trade, focusing on the responses by international organizations such as the G20 and OECD.

article

More Investment Screening in the New COVID-19 World

Wendy Cutler says countries will be tempted to respond to COVID-19 with foreign investment restrictions, as the EU and Australia have done. An uptick of such measures, even if billed as temporary, could leave us all worse off, she warns.

A hospital worker sprays a chemical mist into a protective hood as she fits a doctor

interview

COVID-19 and Trade – A WTO Agenda

On Thursday, March 26, Wendy Cutler cohosted a webinar about the COVID-19 pandemic and global trade, building off a blog that she wrote the week before.

article

The Coronavirus and Southeast Asia: Can Catastrophe be Avoided?

Senior Fellow Richard Maude writes that public health systems in Southeast Asia will be quickly overrun and deaths from the virus will rise sharply if more aggressive containment measures are not put in place quickly.

article

World Leaders Must Step Up To Lead Us Through This Crisis

Kevin Rudd writes: global action is not an optional extra. It's fundamental to national recovery.

article

The Coronavirus Will Not Be Fatal for China’s Belt and Road Initiative but It Will Strike a Heavy Blow

Daniel Russel writes that BRI projects face delays as the coronavirus prevents Beijing from supplying goods and people.

article

As Its Coronavirus Outbreak Abates, China Is Trying out a New Look. Is It Working?

Daniel Russel says perhaps the biggest threat to China’s influence and international standing from COVID-19 is the likely toll on China’s economy from both the unprecedented shut-down at home and the precipitous drop in global demand.

article

Coronavirus: The Need to Adjust and Reshape Our Trade Agenda

Wendy Cutler recommends actions the global trade regime should take during the COVID-19 pandemic, including a (virtual) WTO emergency session and plurilateral negotiations on trade restrictions of medical supplies.

article

The Coronavirus and Financial Contagions Demand a Joint Response. Can China and the U.S. Deliver?

Kevin Rudd writes as the public health crisis spreads to global markets, recovery will depend on two factors: whether China seizes the chance to pursue economic reform, and if the U.S. and other major economies take coordinated action.

article

People Don't Trust Their Governments to Handle the Coronavirus Crisis

Kevin Rudd says the current collapse in global equities markets is mirroring a broader collapse in global public confidence.

President Donald J. Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He sign the U.S.-China Phase One Trade Agreement

article

Coronavirus Outbreak May Force U.S., China to Rework Trade Deal

Wendy Cutler says both the U.S. and China can respond responsibly to the fact that the coronavirus outbreak will prevent China from living up to some commitments in the Phase One trade deal.

Load More

We Know Asia,
Get to Know Us

Visit Us

Hong Kong
New York
Texas

Resources

Arts
Asia Blog
ChinaFile
Current Affairs
Education
For Kids
Policy
Video

Shop

AsiaStore

Initiatives

Arts & Museum Summit
Asia 21 Young Leaders
Asia Arts Game Changer Awards
Asia Game Changer Awards
Asia Society Museum: The Asia Arts & Museum Network
Asia Society Policy Institute
Center for Global Education
Center on U.S.-China Relations
China Learning Initiatives
Coal + Ice
Creative Voices of Muslim Asia
Global Cities Education Network
Global Learning Beyond School
Global Talent Initiatives
Int'l Studies Schools Network
U.S.-Asia Entertainment Summit
U.S.-China Dialogue
U.S.-China Museum Summit

About Asia Society

Mission & History
Our People
Become a Member
Career Opportunities
Corporate Involvement

Connect

Email Subscriptions
For the Media

Asia Society takes no institutional position on policy issues and has no affiliation with any government.
All views expressed in its publications and on its website are the sole responsibility of the author or authors.

Visit Us
Hong Kong
New York
Texas
Global Network
Australia
India
Japan
Korea
Northern California
Philippines
Southern California
Switzerland
Washington, DC