Visions of Order in the Indo-Pacific: Strengthening Alliance-Based Security Cooperation
This study by the
Hudson Institute fucuses on efforts by governments of the Indo-Pacific region to address strategic change in response to the multi-faceted challenges posed by the rise of China. Also explored are Beijing’s challenges to the existing rules-based regional and international order and efforts by governments to advance their respective individual and shared interests.
James Przystup focuses on three lines of effort: diplomacy and defence, infrastructure and development, and economics and trade. He illustrates actions taken in Washington, Tokyo, and Canberra to support a shared vision of a
Free and Open Indo-Pacific and concludes with policy recommendations for the United States and the Biden administration.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.hudson.org/Przystup_Visions of Order in the Indo-Pacific - Strengthening Alliance-Based Security Cooperation.pdf
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