SITC Policy Briefs
2013
Rich Region, Strong States: The Political Economy of Security in Asia
I. The Economic Underpinnings of Military Power in the Asia-Pacific Region Over the Next Decade
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 2013-1: Asian Defense Spending Trends
David J. Berteau and Joachim Hofbauer
II. The Military-Security Underpinnings of Economic Dynamics in Asia
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 2013-2: The East Asian Political Economy: Stylized Facts and Security Debates
Stephan Haggard
III. Domestic Dynamics
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 2013-3: Domestic Dynamics
T.J. Pempel
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 2013-4: Can China’s Political System Sustain Its Peaceful Rise?
Susan L. Shirk
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 2013-5: Drafting the U.S. Defense Budget: Cost Versus Risk
Tom Mahnken
IV. Key Trends in the Economic Geography of Security in Asia
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 2013-6: China’s Political Uses of Sea Power
Toshi Yoshihara
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 2013-7: Assessing Future Flashpoints in the South China Sea
Brad Kaplan
V. Trends in the Military-Security Dimensions of Industrialization, Technology Development, and the Changing Locus of Innovation in Asia
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 2013-8: Japan in Asia’s Space Race: Directions and Implications
Saadia M. Pekkanen
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 2013-9: The Third Wave: Innovation and Strategic Military Capacity in the Future
Peter Cowhey
2012
Changing Military Dynamics in East Asia: Grand Strategic and Technological Drivers and the Implications for U.S. and Regional Security
I. Evolving Grand Strategies
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 1: The United States’ Grand Strategy in the Asia-Pacific Region
Thomas G. Mahnken
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 2: Changing Military Dynamics in East Asia: Australia’s Evolving Grand Strategy
Andrew Shearer
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 3: Grand Strategies on the Korean Peninsula
Stephan Haggard
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 4: A Dynamic Defense Force for Japan
Sugio Takahashi
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 5: India’s Grand Strategy: Some Preliminary Thoughts
Timothy D. Hoyt
II. Technological Drivers
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 6: Japan’s Defense Industry in the Northeast Asia Strategic Landscape
Sugio Takahashi
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 7: Southeast Asian Approaches to Military Technology and Defense Science and Technology
Richard A. Bitzinger
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 8: Regional Macro-Trends in the Development of Military Technology and Defense Science and Technology
Richard A. Bitzinger
III. Implications
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 9: Through the Lens of Distance: Understanding and Responding to China’s “Ripples of Capability”
Andrew S. Erickson
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 11: Japan’s China Strategy
Sugio Takahashi
SITC-NWC Policy Brief 12: AirSea Battle and Escalation Risks
Joshua Rovner
2011
New Perspectives on Assessing the Chinese Defense Economy: 2011 Industry Overview and Policy Briefs
I. New Perspectives on the Workings of the Chinese Defense Economy
Policy Brief 19. Rejuvenating the Chinese Defense Economy: Present Developments and Future Trends
Tai Ming Cheung
Policy Brief 20. Industrial Innovation in China’s Defense Research, Development and Acquisition Process
Tai Ming Cheung
Policy Brief 21. China’s Military Representatives: Striving Toward Professional Contracting and Procurement
Susan M. Puska, Joe McReynolds, and Debra Geary
Policy Brief 22. China’s Defense High-Tech Leadership: Implications for S&T Innovation
Eric Hagt
Policy Brief 23. China’s Defense Innovation System: Making the Wheels Spin
Kathleen A. Walsh and Ed Francis
Policy Brief 24. Civil–Military Integration Efforts in China
David Yang
II. Case Study of the Chinese Space and Missile Industry
Policy Brief 25. The Chinese Missile Industry
Mark Stokes
Policy Brief 26. Organization as Innovation: China’s Human Spaceflight Program’s Efforts to Instill a Quality Management System
Kevin Pollpeter
Policy Brief 27. Frameworks for Analyzing Chinese Defense and Military Innovation
Tai Ming Cheung, Thomas G. Mahnken, and Andrew L. Ross
Policy Brief 28. Locating China’s Place in the Global Defense Economy
Richard Bitzinger, Michael Raska, Collin Koh Swee Lean, and Kelvin Wong Ka Weng
Policy Brief 29. China’s Rise as a Global S&T Power and China–EU Cooperation
Oliver Bräuner
2010
Policy Briefs on the Rise of the Chinese Defense Economy: Innovation Potential, Industry Performance, and Regional Comparisons
I. Understanding Military Innovation and Its Application to China's Emergence as a Major Defense Power
Policy Brief 1. On Military Innovation: Toward an Analytical Framework
Andrew Ross
Policy Brief 2. Understanding Military Innovation: Chinese Defense S&T in Historical and Theoretical Perspective
Thomas Mahnken
Policy Brief 3. The Chinese Defense Economy’s Long March From Imitation to Innovation
Tai Ming Cheung
Policy Brief 4. Does Doctrine Drive Technology or Does Technology Drive Doctrine?
Dennis Blasko
II. Assessing the State of China's Defense Technological and Industrial Base
Policy Brief 5. Contemporary Chinese Defense Industry Reform and Civil–Military Integration in Three Key Organizations
Edward Francis and Susan M. Puska
Policy Brief 6. China’s Defense Electronics Industry: Innovation, Adaptation, and Espionage
James Mulvenon and Matthew Luce
Policy Brief 7. China’s Shipbuilding Industry Development: A Boost for Naval Ship Production?
Gabe Collins
Policy Brief 8. China’s Ordnance Industry Under Modernization
Arthur Ding
Policy Brief 9. Trends in the Development of China’s Aviation Industry
Alison Peet and Samm Tyroler-Cooper
Policy Brief 10. China’s Space Industry in 2009: A Year in Review
Kevin Pollpeter
Policy Brief 11. Spin-on for the Renaissance? The Current State of China’s Nuclear Industry
Jingdong Yuan
III. China's Defense Technological Rise in Comparative Perspective: The Role of Defense Industries in Other Asia-Pacific Countries
Policy Brief 12. China’s Defense Technology and Industrial Base in a Regional Context
Richard Bitzinger
Policy Brief 13. The Slow Death of Japanese Techno-Nationalism? Comparative Lessons for China’s Future Defense Production
Christopher Hughes
Policy Brief 14. Defense Innovation and Industrialization in South Korea
Chung-In Moon and Jae Ok Paek
Policy Brief 15. The Current State of European Union–China High-Tech Cooperation
May-Britt Stumbaum and Oliver Bräuner
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