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strategic asia “NBR’s Strategic Asia series is an unparalleled resource for the classroom, the board room, and the situation room. My staff used it at the NSC, and it serves as a core text for courses I now teach at Georgetown.” —Michael J. Green Former Senior Director for Asian Affairs, National Security Council Professor, Georgetown University MISSION • The Strategic Asia Program aims to strengthen and inform policy decisions by providing innovative research on challenges and opportunities for U.S. national interests in the Asia-Pacific region. Its three objectives are to: • offer an authoritative assessment of Asia’s evolving strategic environment • look forward five years, and in some cases beyond, to contemplate the future of the region • maintain a record of data and analysis on trends in Asia’s changing strategic landscape SCOPE • The Asia-Pacific region represents the center of world power. Guided by Research Director Ashley J. Tellis (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace), this ongoing research initiative publishes an annual edited volume and executive brief and organizes tailored briefings for a broad range of U.S. government agencies, policymakers, and leaders of industry to inform U.S. foreign policy toward the Asia-Pacific. IMPACT • The annual Strategic Asia publication is broadly disseminated to members of the government and to the corporate and academic communities. The research and scholars are leveraged to enhance decision-making capabilities through tailored briefings and strategic planning exercises for key committees of Congress; the Departments of Defense, Energy, and State; the National Security Council; the intelligence community; and business leaders. Learn more at www.nbr.org. Strategic Asia 2015–16: Foundations of National Power in the Asia-Pacific examines how the region’s major powers are building their national power as geopolitical competition intensifies.
asia policy, number 21 (january 2016), 1–65 • http://asiapolicy.nbr.org • roundtable Non-claimant Perspectives on the South China Sea Disputes Tiffany Ma Michael Wills Rory Medcalf Abhijit Singh Ristian Atriandi Supriyanto Yoji Koda Lee Jaehyon Jane Chan Alice D. Ba Mathieu Duchâtel Thomas B. Fargo © The National Bureau of Asian Research, Seattle, Washington
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