The comprehensive 2020 index includes each PacNet commentary below. Pacific Forum will continue to publish timely insight and analysis in 2021.
- Comparative Connections Summary: January 2020
- South Korea, Turkey, Ukraine: Three Front-line Nations We Can’t Let Drift Away by Kunihiko Miyake
- Nuclear Flexibility Necessary for North Korea’s Economic Development by Jongsoo Lee
- Despite Stumbles, US Engagement with ASEAN Runs Deep by Satu Limaye
- Hong Kong Hurts Itself By Financially Excluding Foreign Domestic Workers by Jason Hung
- Three Scenarios for the Quad and for ASEAN by Amanda Trea Phua
- A Better Regional Defense Posture for the US and its Allies by Gibum Kim
- Who Cares If the US is in a “New Cold War” with China? by Jacob Stokes
- A New Space Race? The Meaning Behind Japan’s New Plans by Lionel Fatton
- Why North Korean Human Rights is a Regional Security Issue by Rob York
- Two Tasks for Making US-ROK Troop Burden Sharing Sustainable by Thomas Byrne
- To Succeed in Space, the US Must Become the Partner of Choice by Thom Dixon
- Keep an Eye on North Korean Cyber-crime as the Covid-19 Spreads by Todd Wiesel
- A Special Message from Pacific Forum by Robert Girrier
- Covid-19 and Protests Need Not Cripple Tourism-heavy Hong Kong by Jason Hung
- Covid-19: As China Recovers, Will Its Economy Follow? by Stephen Nagy
- Modi, Trump and Strategic Convergence in the Indo-Pacific by David Scott
- ASEAN-US Relations: An Agenda for a Rescheduled Summit by Lucio Blanco Pitlo III
- Five Reasons Why Xi’s ‘Peking Model’ Will Struggle Post-Covid-19 by Jagannath Panda
- Pacific Forum Coverage on Covid-19 by Rob York
- The Philippine and Indonesian Militaries’ War On Covid-19, and What it Means for Reform by Chaula Rininta Anindya
- The US-Australia Alliance and Deterrence in the Pacific Islands Region by Tom Corben
- How ASEAN Should Respond to China’s South China Sea Tactics by Tenny Kristiana
- The Destruction of North Korean Agriculture: We Need to Rethink UN Sanctions by Hazel Smith
- China’s Eight Arguments Against Western ‘Hubris’ and Why They Fail by Denny Roy
24R. Response to PacNet #24, ‘The Destruction of North Korean Agriculture: We Need to Rethink UN Sanctions’
by James Kelly
- Interpreting China’s ‘Wolf-Warrior Diplomacy’ by Zhiqun Zhu
- Comparative Connections Summary- May 2020 Issue
- Taiwan Needs Media Reform to Save Its Democracy by Bill Sharp
- Post Covid-19, the US-China Rivalry Will Only Get Worse by Ralph Cossa
- South Korea’s Imperfect but Maturing Democracy by John Lee
- Taiwan’s Covid-19 Diplomacy and WHO Participation: Losing the Battle but Winning the War? by Wen-Ti Sung
- China’s Post-Covid Geopolitical ‘Either/Or’ by Thitinan Pongsudhirak
- China’s Inopportune Pandemic Assertiveness by Joel Wuthnow
- Covid-19: Boosting Indo-Pacific Alignment and India’s Regional Role By Amrita Jash
- India: The Solution to Australia’s Reliance on China? by Adil Cader
- Countering China’s Influence Operations: Lessons from Australia by Amy Searight
- How Xi Jinping Thought Gave Hong Kong its National Security Law by Jonathan Lim
- Why America Opposes the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)?—A Second Look by Robert Sutter
- Covid-19 Recovery: Re-energizing Hawaii with Regional Insights by Eugenio Benincasa
- The Indo-Pacific Contest: It Could be Time for Fresh Ideas on Allied Security Cooperation by John Blaxland
- Opportunism and Miscalculation by Claimants in the South China Sea by Stephen Nagy
- China Needs Diplomats, Not Wolves by Craig Kafura
- First Korea, Now Australia: China’s Carrot-and-Stick Diplomacy is Not New by Tenny Kristiana
- Hong Kong was a Test Run for China’s ‘Wolf Warrior’ Diplomacy by Rob York
- Aegis Ashore and Japan’s Constitutional Debate by Tom Corben
- In Memoriam: Brent Scowcroft by James Kelly
- The Collapse of Chinese Soft Power by Denny Roy
- Forget Decoupling: ‘Collective Resilience’ is the Strategy to Address China’s Challenge by Brad Glosserman
- The Evolution of Japan’s Space Strategy and the Japan-US Alliance by Daisuke Akimoto
- With Abe’s Departure, What Next for Seoul? by Stephen Noerper
- Fighting Covid-19 in Steppes: Mongolian Community-Based Mitigation by Nicholas Millward
- Japan’s Quest for a New Security Strategy and the Japan-US Alliance by Hideshi Tokuchi
- Comparative Connections Summary- September 2020 Issue
- It’s Not About Stuff: Why US-Japan Defense Cooperation Will Grow by John Wright
- Will Covid-19 Cost China its ‘World’s Factory’ Title? by Amrita Jash
- The West’s Cambodia Dilemma by Kimkong Heng
- Mongolians are Paranoid about China, and They Should Be by Denny Roy
- Cooling US-Cambodia Relations: The Incentivization Argument and Its Errors by Bradley Murg
- China’s Foreign Behavior Warrants Sustained US Countermeasures by Robert Sutter
- Industry Cooperation Uplifts Japan’s Cybersecurity—and Maybe the World’s by Mihoko Matsubara
- China-Japan Power Play Presents Opportunity for Southeast Asia by Titli Basu
- How a Biden Administration Could Restore US Influence in Asia by Amitav Acharya
- US-India Ties Under Biden: Robust, but with More Irritants by Vibhanshu Shekha
- The Philippine-US Alliance and the Biden Administration: Challenges and Opportunities by Renato Cruz De Castro and Brad Glosserman
- Canada-US Relations after Trump: Back to Normal and a Little Bit More By Stephen Nagy and Brad Glosserman
- Biden Bids to Reinvigorate the Alliance, but Thai Domestic Politics Looms by Thitinan Pongsudhirak and Brad Glosserman
- How to Push Back at China’s Economic Coercion: 10 Demands by Robert Manning
- Sliding Toward a Less Orderly World by Ron Huisken
- Alliance Noir: A Hard-boiled Approach to Guide the Australia-US Alliance by Ashley Townshend and Brad Glosserman
- A US-Japan agenda for the Biden administration by Tetsuo Kotani
- Improved Fishing Oversight Complements Taiwan’s Diplomatic Gains – Time to Act Now by Bill Sharp
- A New Administration: An Opportunity for Seoul and the US Alliance by Chung Min Lee and Brad Glosserman
- How Hong Kong’s National Security Law Erases Its Freedoms by Michael Davis
