ASAN Forum: “Balancing China: Moving Beyond the Containment Fallacy”

October 26, 2016by Adam P. Liff

My latest article… a brief overview of incremental balancing responses vis-a-vis China in the context of recent US calls for a “principled and inclusive security network”… has just been published in […]

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International Security: “Racing Toward Tragedy? China’s Rise, Military Competition in the Asia-Pacific, and the Security Dilemma”

November 21, 2014by Adam P. Liff

My peer-reviewed article on military competition in the contemporary Asia Pacific, coauthored with Professor G. John Ikenberry of Princeton University, has been published in the Fall 2014 issue of International […]

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ASAN Forum: “Balancing China: Moving Beyond the Containment Fallacy”

International Security: “Racing Toward Tragedy? China’s Rise, Military Competition in the Asia-Pacific, and the Security Dilemma”