Asia Policy 19.3
July 2024
This issue features a roundtable on managing the nuclear challenge from North Korea; an essay on supply chain transformation in Asia; articles and essays on the goal of North Korea’s nuclear weapons program, the impact of political context on procurement reform in Indonesia, and the deteriorating political and security relations of Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban; and a roundtable on Mireya Solís’s book Japan’s Quiet Leadership: Reshaping the Indo-Pacific that discusses how Japan came to play a greater leadership role in regional affairs.
Roundtable
Confronting the Nuclear Challenge: North Korea’s Ambitions and Regional Strategies
Essay
The Political Economy of Supply Chain Transformation in Asia: From “China Plus One” to De-Sinicization
Article
Ending the Debate about the Goal of North Korea’s Nuclear Armament
Article
Institutional Reforms and Political Context: An Evaluation of the Indonesia Procurement Modernization Project
Essay
Pakistan and the Taliban: A Strategic Asset Turned Strategic Predicament
Book Review Roundtable
Mireya Solís’s Japan’s Quiet Leadership: Reshaping the Indo-Pacific
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