Publications
- Southeast Asia, the Great Powers, and Regional Security from the Cold War to the Present
- The ASEAN Regional Forum: Beyond the Talk Shop?
- Maritime Security in Southeast Asia: U.S., Japanese, Regional, and Industry Strategies
- Advising the New U.S. President
- The United States, Japan, and Australia: Security Linkages to Southeast Asia
- Assessing the Trilateral Strategic Dialogue
- Southeast Asia’s Defense Needs: Change or Continuity?
- Southeast Asia: Back to the Future
- Southeast Asia: Whither Security Regionalism?
- Theater Security Cooperation in the U.S. Pacific Command: An Assessment and Projection
- Southeast Asia (Strategic Asia 2002-03)
- Managing Security Challenges in Southeast Asia
- The ASEAN Regional Forum Views the Councils for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific: How Track II Assists Track I
- Southeast Asia and the U.S. War on Terrorism
- Southeast Asia (Strategic Asia 2001-02)
- Evaluating Track II Approaches to Security Diplomacy in the Asia Pacific: The CSCAP Experience
- Asian Armed Forces: Internal and External Tasks and Capabilities
- The Economic Crisis and Southeast Asian Security: Changing Priorities
- Security, Democracy, and Economic Liberilization: Competing Priorities in U.S. Asia Policy
- Securities, Economic Liberalism, and Democracy: Asian Elite Perceptions of Post-Cold War Foreign Policy Values
- Part One: Regional Issues in Southeast Asian Security
- Regional Issues in Southeast Asian Security: Scenarios and Regimes
- The Regionalization of Defense in Southeast Asia