This fall, APP faculty affiliate Dr. Tse-Min Lin‘s writing was published in multiple outlets. The first article, “Public Goods, Expressive Values, and Protest Participation: Evidence from a Conjoint Experiment in Hong Kong” was co-authored by Theodore Charm and published in…
In a new piece for the Journal of Strategic Studies, Dr. Sankaran and his co-author study how new technologies have continued to impact the nature of nuclear deterrence between great powers. In particular, the article explores the impact of five…
This fall, Dr. Joshua Busby, Professor at the LBJ School of Public Affairs, co-authored two articles on clean technology. The first, published in War on the Rocks, offers commentary of “China, Clean Technologies, and National Security.” The article highlights clean technology…
In her first introduction as the new editor in chief of the Texas National Security Review, Sheena Chestnut Greitens considers the importance of getting major questions of national and international security right and highlights the journal’s role in supporting that…
On November 25th, the Brookings Foreign Policy program hosted a discussion on how aerospace weapons influence decision-makers in target states—not just through their physical impact, but by the emotional and strategic responses they provoke, which are key to understanding their…
On October 24th, the Clements-Strauss Asia Policy Program co-hosted a two-panel event on Critical & Emerging Technology in the US-Korea Alliance with the Korea Economic Institute of America. During the event, panelists presented findings from their papers on US-Korea technology…