Dispatches: October 2019
Dispatches is the monthly newsletter of the Asia Program.
Announcing the Wilson China Fellowship
The Asia Program is pleased to announce the establishment of the Wilson China Fellowship, an initiative designed to build bridges between academia and policy while supporting a new generation of American scholarship on China.
The Wilson China Fellowship will support American citizens who have received a Ph.D. in the last ten years who seek to conduct new and original pieces of research that improve understanding of the role China is playing in the Indo-Pacific, its relations with its neighbors and the United States, and its impact on peace and security issues.
Find out more about the program by visiting our website: http://www.wilsoncenter.org/chinafellowship.
In the News
Taliban Talks Collapse...Now What?
Michael Kugelman appearing on Need to Know
Negotiations and Love Nots - Where Do the North Korean Nuclear Talks Stand?
Jean Lee on Need to Know
Dismal turnout in Afghan election could weaken next government
Michael Kugelman quoted in The Washington Post
A Changing United States and Japan
Toshihiro Nakayama on the CFR Podcast
Confronting Reality: The Bitter Medicine That North Korea Policy Needs Now
Van Jackson, War on the Rocks
'I don't blame Kim Jong Un': In dismissing Bolton, Trump sides with North Korean leader - again
Jean H. Lee quoted in The Washington Post
North Korean Missile Delivers a Message: There's Little Japan Can Do
Narushige Michishita quoted in The New York Times
Inside the bizarre, bungled raid on North Korea's Madrid embassy
Jean H. Lee quoted in The Guardian
Who Controls the Past Controls the Future: The political use of WWII history in Russia & China
Katie Stallard-Blanchette, The ASAN Forum
Dispatches Blog
Taiwan in a Strategic Whirlwind
Abraham Denmark
Secret Mission: Understanding South Korea-Japan Tensions Through a Popular South Korean Film
Jihoon Lim
Taiwan's Economic Momentum for Regeneration
Shihoko Goto
America Has a New Strategy in Afghanistan, But It Isn't Actually Very New
Michael Kugelman
In Asia, Don't Count the American People Out
Abraham Denmark
Events
Upcoming:
Elections, Peace Talks, and U.S. Policy: What’s Next for Afghanistan?
October 10, 2019
Japan's Global Economic Leadership Beyond the G20
October 18, 2019
Previous:
What Do U.S.-China Tensions Mean for India?
September 5, 2019 / Video Now Available
Voting in a Hybrid Regime: Bangladesh's 2018 Elections and Implications for Politics in Bangladesh and Beyond
September 23, 2019 / Audio Now Available
Myths and Realities of Japan's Security Policy
September 26, 2019 / Video Now Available
Democracy and Human Rights in South Asia: The Inaugural Asma Jahangir Memorial Lecture
October 3, 2019 / Video Now Available
Program News
Wilson Center in Taiwan
Wilson Center delegation led by former Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte recently traveled to Taipei for a series of meetings, including conversations with President Tsai Ing-Win and Mayor Han Kuo-yo, her challenger in the upcoming election.
The group included Abraham Denmark, Shihoko Goto, Robert Daly, Matthew Rojansky, Elbridge Colby, and Tony Fratto.
Image: Flickr/Taiwan Presidential Office
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