8 Nov 2021 Why US Rivalry with China Will Endure: Implications for Southeast Asia Robert Sutter Despite the Biden government’s efforts to improve relations with Southeast Asia, considerable domestic constraints hinder Washington from joining multilateral economic groups or de-emphasising human rights concerns to compete more effectively with China in Southeast Asia. ASEAN China China-U.S. Relations Cold War South China Sea Southeast Asia U.S.
24 Feb 2021 The End of Western Triumphalism and the Return of the Sovereign State Shaun Narine The limitations of Western political and economic models signal the resurgence of a pluralist international society of states. ASEAN Cold War E.U. Regional Cooperation U.S.
9 Feb 2021 Agent Orange: Vietnam’s ‘Struggle for Justice’ Continues Phan Xuan Dung Agent Orange remains a barrier to closer Vietnam-US relations. To lower this barrier, the Biden administration should treat Vietnamese victims the same as American ones. Cold War Criminal Justice System U.S.-Vietnam Relations Vietnam
8 Dec 2020 Managing the New Normal in Relations Between China and the United States Zha Daojiong The China-US new normal maybe more stable and less worrying for Southeast Asia than commonly thought. China-U.S. Relations Cold War Southeast Asia
24 Jun 2020 Sino-US Strategic Competition: Shades of a New Cold War? Daljit Singh A new report by the White House has cast China as an ideological threat to cherished liberties and the American way of life. This is a bipartisan approach that will endure even if President Donald Trump loses his bid for a second term. China-U.S. Relations Cold War
3 Nov 2016 Dangerous Dichotomy Malcolm Cook Recent analyses of a US decline and China's rise in East Asia can illuminate and clarify as much as they obfuscate and confuse. China Cold War U.S.
