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Asia Society Policy Institute

Since its founding in 1956, the Asia Society has sought to explain the diversity of Asia to the United States and the complexity of the United States to Asia. For more than 60 years, the Asia Society has built bridges and helped to solve problems within the region and between Asia and the wider world. With a solution-oriented mandate, the Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) expands this mission by tackling major policy challenges confronting the Asia-Pacific in security, prosperity, and sustainability, and by helping to develop common norms and values for the region. ASPI is a think-and-do tank designed to bring about changes that incorporate the best ideas from top experts in Asia and to work with policy makers to integrate these ideas and put them into practice.
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Resources:

• July 13, 2020 Curbing State-Driven Trade Policies: How to Craft New & Effective Approaches to Counter Distortive Practices
  By: Wendy Cutler
• June 30, 2020 China’s Response to Climate Change: A Study in Contrasts and a Policy at a Crossroads
  By: David B. Sandalow
• April 07, 2020 Climate Diplomacy under a New U.S. Administration
  By: Thom Woodroofe, Brendan Guy
• January 28, 2020 The Avoidable War: The Case for Managed Strategic Competition
  By: Kevin Rudd
• December 10, 2019 Silk Road Diplomacy: Deconstructing Beijing’s Toolkit to Influence South and Central Asia
  By: Samantha Custer, Tanya Sethi, Jonathan A. Solis, Joyce Lin, Siddharta Ghose, Anubhav Gupta, Rodney Knight, Austin Baehr
• May 30, 2019 Trade in Trouble: How the Asia Pacific Can Step Up and Lead Reforms
  By: Wendy Cutler, Peter Grey, Kim Jong-Hoon, Mari Pangestu, Yoichi Sozuki, Tu Xinquan
• April 17, 2019 Future Scenarios: What To Expect From a Nuclear North Korea
  By: Daniel R. Russel
• March 01, 2019 Strength In Numbers
  By: Wendy Cutler
• January 23, 2019 Advancing the U.S.-Korea Economic Agenda
  By: Wendy Cutler, Hyemin Lee
• January 01, 2019 The Avoidable War: Reflections on U.S.-China Relations and the End of Strategic Engagement
  By: Kevin Rudd
• January 01, 2019 Understanding China’s Rise Under Xi Jinping
  By: Kevin Rudd
• January 01, 2019 Xi Jinping, China, and the Global Order: The Significance of China’s 2018 Central Foreign Policy Work Conference
  By: Asia Society Policy Institute
• December 01, 2018 The United States and China— A Relationship Adrift: The New War in Trade, Investment, and High Technology
  By: Asia Society Policy Institute
• November 01, 2018 The United States, China, and Southeast Asia: Can ASEAN Find a New Strategic Equilibrium?
  By: Kevin Rudd
• June 01, 2018 Carbon Market Cooperation in Northeast Asia: Assessing Challenges and Overcoming Barriers
  By: Jackson Ewing
• June 01, 2018 Ties That Bind: Quantifying China’s public diplomacy and its “good neighbor” effect
  By: Samantha Custer, et al
• January 01, 2018 Advancing the U.S.-Korea Economic Agenda
  By: Wendy Cutler, Hyemin Lee