Series

The National Bureau of Asian Research is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research institution dedicated to informing and strengthening policy in the Asia-Pacific. The NBR Analysis series features essays on the most important economic, political and strategic issues in the Asia-Pacific region.

Publishers:	National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR)
Publications:	US-Malaysia Relations on the Security Front The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Lessons from Negotiations The Sea Change in Japanese Foreign Policy Responding to China’s Assertiveness in the South China Sea Beyond Haiyan: Toward Greater US-Japan Cooperation in HADR Japan-Korea Relations: Time for US Intervention? China’s Growth Slowdown and its Implications The ASEAN Regional Forum: Beyond the Talk Shop? Will Abenomics Restore Japanese Growth? The State of Cooperation in the East China Sea Whose Pacific Century? The 113th Congress and Asia Intensifying Contradictions: Chinese Policing Enters the 21st Century The Economic Crisis and Southeast Asian Security The East Asian Crisis: Implications for US Policy Political Legacies And Prospects For Democratic Development In Southeast Asia China's Intentions for Russian and Central Asian Oil and Gas Treacherous Terrain Lost Opportunities: Energy and Politics in Russia Promoting US Interests in China The Hong Kong Transition and US-China Relations Multilateralism: Is There an Asia-Pacific Way? A Looming entry Barrier: Japan's Production Networks in Asia Multilateralism and National Strategy in Northeast Asia Advancing Intellectual Property Rights: Information Technologies and the Course of Economic Development in China Trade, Security, and National Strategy in the Asia Pacific Security, Democracy, and Economic Liberalization: Competing Priorities in US Asia Policy The New Russia and Asia: 1991-1995 APEC in a New International Order Central Asia's Foreign Policy and Security Challenges: Implications for the United States America, Japan, and APEC: The Challenge of Leadership in the Asia-Pacific Northeast Asia in an Age of Upheaval Chinese Views on Asia-Pacific Regional Security Cooperation Recalculating Autonomy: Japan’s Choices In The New World Order

Publishers:

National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR)

Publications:

US-Malaysia Relations on the Security Front
The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Lessons from Negotiations
The Sea Change in Japanese Foreign Policy
Responding to China’s Assertiveness in the South China Sea
Beyond Haiyan: Toward Greater US-Japan Cooperation in HADR
Japan-Korea Relations: Time for US Intervention?
China’s Growth Slowdown and its Implications
The ASEAN Regional Forum: Beyond the Talk Shop?
Will Abenomics Restore Japanese Growth?
The State of Cooperation in the East China Sea
Whose Pacific Century? The 113th Congress and Asia
Intensifying Contradictions: Chinese Policing Enters the 21st Century
The Economic Crisis and Southeast Asian Security
The East Asian Crisis: Implications for US Policy
Political Legacies And Prospects For Democratic Development In Southeast Asia
China's Intentions for Russian and Central Asian Oil and Gas
Treacherous Terrain
Lost Opportunities: Energy and Politics in Russia
Promoting US Interests in China
The Hong Kong Transition and US-China Relations
Multilateralism: Is There an Asia-Pacific Way?
A Looming entry Barrier: Japan's Production Networks in Asia
Multilateralism and National Strategy in Northeast Asia
Advancing Intellectual Property Rights: Information Technologies and the Course of Economic Development in China
Trade, Security, and National Strategy in the Asia Pacific
Security, Democracy, and Economic Liberalization: Competing Priorities in US Asia Policy
The New Russia and Asia: 1991-1995
APEC in a New International Order
Central Asia's Foreign Policy and Security Challenges: Implications for the United States
America, Japan, and APEC: The Challenge of Leadership in the Asia-Pacific
Northeast Asia in an Age of Upheaval
Chinese Views on Asia-Pacific Regional Security Cooperation
Recalculating Autonomy: Japan’s Choices In The New World Order