Strauss Center Distinguished Scholar Dr. Sheena Chestnut Greitens was recently interviewed by the National Committee on US-China Relations for a webinar titled “A New Era of Global Security: Why More Countries Are Cooperating with Both the U.S. and China.” In the interview, Dr. Greitens highlights the changing nature of security guarantees since the Cold War and what the long-term implications are for the United States.
“That overlap of China providing largely internally-focused security and the United States as an external security provider is what we call security hybridization,” states Dr. Greitens. “I think we need to acknowledge that there are places where the public security goods that China is providing are valuable and valued by other countries.”
Asia Policy Program Director Dr. Sheena Chestnut Greitens was recently interviewed in a webinar titled “Assessing the Scope and Impacts of Xi’s Military Purges” by The Center for Strategic and International Studies. In her presentation, Dr. Greitens discussed the role that purges have historically played in autocratic regimes, specifically discussing how President Xi’s recent military purge aligns with this trend...
Asia Policy Program Director Dr. Sheena Chestnut Greitens was recently interviewed for the China Global Podcast where she outlines the domestic implications if China were to move forward with an invasion of Taiwan. The analysis of domestic implications relies on a study by the German Marshall Fund where Dr. Greitens co-authored a section of Chinese internal social stability in response...
Strauss Senior Fellow Dr. Rana Siu Inboden recently co-authored a report for Jamestown on how the The People's Republic of China (PRC) is increasingly shaping norms at the UN Human Rights Council. “After years maintaining a low-profile role within UN human rights bodies, the PRC is a more active force under Xi, proactively injecting Party ideals and preferences into the...