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Norah M. Huang, Jagannath P. Panda, I-Chung Lai, Pao-Wen Li, Cheng-Yi Lin, Liang-Chih Evans Chen, Nobuyuki Hiraizumi, Nobukatsu Kanehara, Shin Kawashima, Jun Nagashima, Tatsuo Shikata, Niklas Swanström, Lars Vargö, Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy, Alexander Radzyner, Brendon J. Cannon, Filippo Fasulo, Gedaliah Afterman, Jan Hornat, Joe Varner, Lai Thai Binh, Malcolm Davis, Mrittika Guha Sarkar and Stephen R. Nagy

In recent years, the geopolitical fight for global economic, diplomatic, and institutional control has acutely intensified, accentuating the crisis in the existing post-World War II Liberal International Order...

Kei Hakata, Teruaki Aizawa and Brendon J. Cannon

The “free and open international order (jiyū de hirakareta kokusai chitsujo) based on the rule of law,” or “FOIO,” is emblematic of Japan’s overriding ideal as pursued across...

Brendon J. Cannon and Pooja Bhatt

This policy brief analyzes the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) initiative on submarine cables in the Indo-Pacific and offers a timely roadmap as to how best to protect them....

Brendon J. Cannon and Stephen Mogaka

This issue brief argues that Kenya should carefully consider promulgating an Indo-Pacific outlook given the seismic shifts in global distributions of power and the resulting great power rivalry....

Ash Rossiter and Brendon J. Cannon

The Quad, a highly informal intergovernmental organization in the Indo-Pacific, is a high-profile security grouping composed of Australia, India, Japan, and the US. For some observers, the Quad’s...