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  • Kim Yu-Na and Pyeongchang
    Newsletter
    By Victor Cha
    Mar 12, 2010

    If South Korea competes on the global stage, why take solace in the fact that it beat out all of Asia in the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games? Because the outcome of these games should put South Korea in very good stead to achieve its long-held quest to host the next Winter Games.

    Asia, Korea
  • Bipartisanship is Still as Rare as a Platypus in the Potomac
    Newsletter
    By Ernest Bower
    Mar 8, 2010
    TO: Members & Friends of CSIS Southeast Asia Program
     
    FR:   Ernie Bower | Senior Adviser & Director
    CSIS Southeast Asia
    ebower@csis.org | Tel 202 775 3277
    Facebook - CSIS Southeast Asia Program | Twitter - SoutheastAsiaDC
     
    RE:   Southeast Asia from the Corner of 18th & K – 5 March 2010

    Asia, Southeast Asia
  • PacNet #9 - ‘Middle-Way’ or Muddled Way: The Dalai Lama at 50 Years in Exile
    Newsletter
    By Sourabh Gupta
    Mar 1, 2010

    Fifty years after a perilous escape over the Himalayas, the third instance of flight by a Dalai Lama in the 20th century from his seat in Lhasa, His Holiness appears no closer to returning – or being allowed to return – to his homeland.

    International Security, Defense and Security
    Asia
  • A U.S. Strategy for ASEAN
    Commentary
    By Ernest Bower
    Mar 1, 2010

    Although the United States is unquestionably a Pacific power, it lacks a comprehensive Asia strategy. In fact, the U.S. approach to Asia has focused primarily on Northeast Asia—Japan, China, South and North Korea. Appropriately, significant focus has also been given to India in the last five years.

    Asia, Southeast Asia
  • Mesmerized by the Spectacle of Akio Toyoda
    Newsletter
    By Ernest Bower
    Feb 26, 2010
    TO: Members & Friends of CSIS Southeast Asia Program
     
    FR:   Ernie Bower | Senior Adviser & Director
    CSIS Southeast Asia
    ebower@csis.org | Tel 202 775 3277
    Facebook - CSIS Southeast Asia Program | Twitter - SoutheastAsiaDC
     
    RE:   Southeast Asia from the Corner of 18th & K  – 26 February 2010

    Asia, Southeast Asia
  • Issues & Insights Vol. 10 - No. 04
    Report
    By Young Leaders
    Feb 26, 2010

    In 2004, Pacific Forum CSIS founded the Young Leaders program because it had become apparent to us that a generational transition was underway in the Asia Pacific region and many of the assumptions that guided thinking about regional relations were being re-examined. The YL program has tried to hone in on the seeming divergence of views.

    International Security, Defense and Security
    Asia
  • Agricultural Productivity in Changing Rural Worlds
    Report
    By Melinda Smale and Timothy M. Mahoney
    Feb 24, 2010

    Rural worlds are changing rapidly. Information technology has shortened the distances from remote villages to urban centers but has also sharpened the contrasts in ways of life.

    Food and Water, Global Health
    Africa, Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa
  • Issues & Insights Vol. 10 - No. 03
    Report
    By Young Leaders
    Feb 23, 2010

    President Barack Obama’s speech in Prague in April 2009 signaled a profound shift in US thinking about nuclear weapons and imparted renewed momentum to the nuclear disarmament movement. No supporter of this cause has any illusions about the obstacles that lie in the path of its realization.

    Nuclear Weapons, International Security, Defense and Security
    Asia
  • The Mood in Washington, DC Matched the Snow Covered Roads
    Newsletter
    By Ernest Bower
    Feb 19, 2010
    TO: Members & Friends of CSIS Southeast Asia Program
     
    FR:   Ernie Bower | Senior Adviser & Director
    CSIS Southeast Asia
    ebower@csis.org | Tel 202 775 3277
    Facebook - CSIS Southeast Asia Program | Twitter - SoutheastAsiaDC
     
    RE:   CSIS Southeast Asia Update - 19 Feb 2010
     
    Asia, Southeast Asia
  • Issues & Insights Vol. 10 - No. 01
    Report
    By Young Leaders
    Feb 19, 2010

    A group of 12 Pacific Forum CSIS Young Leaders from Taiwan, China, Japan, the Philippines, South Korea, and the United States convened in Taipei Aug. 24-25, 2009 for the Asia-Pacific Security Forum (APSF).

    International Security, Defense and Security
    Asia
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