Women in Asia-Pacific Security Research Seminar Series

Kyuri Park explores why and how the pattern of security cooperation changed in the Asia-Pacific along with the rise of China.

Nicola Leveringhaus presents the regional and international security implications of China's nuclear weapons development.

An interactive discussion with the authors of two important recent books on China and the UN: Rosemary Foot and Courtney Fung.

This seminar explores two potent themes that could make Asia’s security order and practices distinctive: the plurality of actors and ‘non-traditional’ security challenges that preoccupy policy-makers.

Krista Wiegand argues that despite China’s claims about sovereignty and maritime rights, strategic interests dominate China’s goals in the South China Sea.

Oriana Skylar Mastro presents an informed way of measuring alignment degree and scope, which uses metrics relevant to understanding alignment between great powers. 

Panellists explore two potentially potent themes that could make Asia’s security order and practices distinctive.