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The Pacific Century Gets Lost In The Iraqi Desert
Reliving the 30th Anniversary of the Battle of 73 Easting, with H.R. McMaster.
Pacific Century: Tanner On Taiwan (And China)
Tanner Greer shakes up the Pacific Century.
The End of the Asian Century
Since Marco Polo, the West has waited for the “Asian Century.” Today, the world believes that Century has arrived. Yet from China’s slumping economy to war clouds over the South China Sea and from environmental devastation to demographic crisis, Asia’s future is increasingly uncertain. Historian and geopolitical expert Michael Auslin argues that far from being a cohesive powerhouse, Asia is a fractured region threatened by stagnation and instability.
How to Be a Dictator: The Cult of Personality in the Twentieth Century
No dictator can rule through fear and violence alone. Naked power can be grabbed and held temporarily, but it never suffices in the long term. In the twentieth century, as new technologies allowed leaders to place their image and voice directly into their citizens' homes, a new phenomenon appeared where dictators exploited the cult of personality to achieve the illusion of popular approval without ever having to resort to elections.
Hoover Institution Press Publishes On A Collision Course By Yasuo Sakata Collection Of Essays Examines History Of Japanese Migration In The Nineteenth Century
The Hoover Institution will publish On a Collision Course, a collection of five meticulously researched essays written by Yasuo Sakata about Japanese immigration to the United States from a holistic, international, and deeply historical perspective.
Robert Service discusses A Dictionary of 20th-Century Communism on NRO’s Between the Covers
Pacific Century: H.R. McMaster Takes On China
Hoover fellow and former national security advisor H.R. McMaster joins the Pacific Century to discuss the rise of China.
Pacific Century: An American Statesman Discusses China
George Shultz on how to understand China’s future.
Pacific Century: Chinese Politics 101
Jude Blanchette Talks Fifth Plenum and State Capitalism.
Pacific Century: A Conversation With Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo
Pacific Century visits Foggy Bottom to talk with an architect of Trump’s China policy.
A Century of Change: China 1911–2011
The Hoover Institution’s new exhibit, A Century of Change: China 1911–2011, opened Tuesday, April 12, 2011, in the Herbert Hoover Memorial Exhibit Pavilion (next to Hoover Tower) on the Stanford University campus. Showcasing the institution’s rich East Asian holdings, the exhibit commemorates the hundredth anniversary of, and century since, the Chinese revolution of 1911, an event marking a significant turn in the course of Chinese history.
21st Century California Reverts Back To The Wild West
I grew up listening to stories of turn-of-the-century rural Central California from my grandfather Rees Alonzo Davis (1890-1976). He was the third generation of the Davis family to have lived in my present house—great nephew of Daniel Rhoades, who had walked into the High Sierra in early 1847 as part of a party sent to help save the Donner Party.
Pacific Century: Is China Playing Defense?
Andrew Nathan on Beijing’s world view.
Pacific Century: The Final Frontier: Gen. John Raymond, on Space Force
A discussion with General John Raymond, Chief of Space Operations.
Pacific Century: Joel Kotkin On America’s Neo-Feudalism
A discussion about China, America, oligarchy, and the disappearance of liberty.
How We Fight in the Twenty-First Century: Winning Battles While Losing Wars
The intent of this essay is to shed light upon why the United States is performing so poorly in twenty-first-century warfare. War is the act of relentlessly destroying and killing until the enemy is broken physically and morally, and no longer resists the advancement of our policy objectives. By that definition, President Obama eschews war. Plus, our generals have imposed rules of engagement that prevent the application of our relative advantages in air and precision firepower. Our enemies do not fear us and our friends do not trust us. Sensible steps can turn that around, but that depends upon the next commander in chief. Our beloved nation does not have a martial spirit, and perhaps does not need one. It does need a military inculcated with a warrior spirit.
The Pacific Century Writes A Book!
Asia’s New Geopolitics: Essays on Reshaping the Indo-Pacific.
Pacific Century: Asia’s Chinese Democracy
An Interview with Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Joseph Wu.
Pacific Century: The Past, Present, And Future Of The China Challenge
An Interview with Larry Diamond.
Pacific Century: Japan’s Rising Military
An Interview with Taro Kono, Japan’s Defense Minister.