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From August 2015 until April 2016, the CNAS Asia-Pacific
Security Program is examining how the United States,
together with its allies and partners, counter anti-access
and area-denial (A2/AD) challenges in the Indo-Pacific in
the short-term and long-term. A major part of this research
focuses on leveraging emerging technologies and concepts
of operations associated with developing Third Offset
strategies. This study aims to recommend a practical and
integrated strategy for bolstering a regional network of
allies and partners.
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The US-Australian Alliance and Asia-Pacific Security
November 19, 2015 Harry Krejsa |
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China's Military Capabilities in 2020: Implications for the U.S. and Regional Partners
November 4, 2015 Harry Krejsa |
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Japan's Evolving Role in Defense and Security
October 27, 2015 Harry Krejsa |
Dr. Patrick Cronin
Senior Advisor and Senior Director
Asia-Pacific Security Program, CNAS
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Dr. Mira Rapp-Hooper
Senior Fellow
Asia-Pacific Security Program, CNAS
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Harry Krejsa
Research Associate
Asia-Pacific Security Program, CNAS
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