What’s In Store for Asia in 2022?

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What’s In Store for Asia in 2022?

FromThe Pacific Century

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Jan 6, 2022

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Misha is joined by Amb. Derek Mitchell, of the National Democratic Institute, and Dr. Dan Twining, of the International Republican Institute, to talk about democracy in Asia, the China challenge, and predictions for 2022.

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Jan 6, 2022

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The 21st century may be the Pacific Century, and China appears poised to become America’s greatest rival for global power and influence. Host Michael Auslin and guests discuss the latest politics, economics, security, and cultural news in China, Asia, and America.

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H.R. McMaster Takes on China: Hoover fellow and former national security advisor H.R. McMaster joins the Pacific Century to discuss the rise of China. by The Pacific Century
61 min listen
At the Barricades in Hong Kong: Jillian Melchior of the Wall Street Journal reports from the front lines of the protests. by The Pacific Century
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The Pandemic, China, and the End of Globalization: Misha and John discuss whether the coronavirus pandemic will help or harm China’s standing in the world. They begin by welcoming Misha’s new book, Asia’s New Politics: Essays on Reshaping the Into-Pacific, out this May from Hoover Institution Press. Th... by The Pacific Century
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Professor Rana Mitter on the Tiananmen Square Massacre and the May Fourth Movement: Professor Mitter discusses the Tiananmen Square Massacre thirty years later and the 100th Anniversary of the May Fourth Movement as well as and the future of Chinese pluralism after the coming to power of Xi Jinping. by The Pacific Century
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Introducing The Pacific Century: China, North Korea, and the US: The voyage begins when you push away from the shore. by The Pacific Century
51 min listen
China Challenges Japan and Taiwan: China Flexes Its Muscles; Will Trump Respond? by The Pacific Century
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Hong Kong, the G-20, and the North Korea visit: Sound and Fury Signifying ? by The Pacific Century
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Asia’s Chinese Democracy: John and Misha interview Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu on how Taiwan beat COVID-19 and gave aid to the world, on Taiwan’s increasingly close partnership with the US and its desire to increase its global role, and how China’s new national security ... by The Pacific Century
31 min listen
The Pacific Century Writes a Book! by The Pacific Century
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Suing China?: Misha and John welcome to the podcast James Kraska, Charles H. Stockton Professor of International Maritime Law at the Naval War College, to discuss ways in which international law may hold China responsible for allowing the coronavirus pandemic to sprea... by The Pacific Century
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Adrian Wooldridge on the Aristocracy of Talent: Misha talks with Adrian Wooldridge, political editor of The Economist, about his new book, The Aristocracy of Talent. They discuss the history of meritocracy in China, and look at how meritocracy works and doesn’t work today, in China, Singapore, Japan,... by The Pacific Century
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Learning from Hanoi and the Trade Deal with China: Why Hanoi was not a failure; and whether the focus of the US-China trade deal should be on the theft of American inventions instead of tariffs and trade deficits. by The Pacific Century
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Niall Ferguson On The Coming Cold War With China: Hoover fellow and historian Niall Ferguson on China, Trump, and Trade. by The Pacific Century
72 min listen
Sinocism Talks Hong Kong by The Pacific Century
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Richard McGregor, The Party, and Pushback against Xi Jinping? Also, South Korea and Japan trade war heats up: Author Richard McGregor discusses what keeps Xi Jinping on top, but is Xi facing a fall? by The Pacific Century
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An American Statesman Discusses China: Misha and John welcome an American hero to Pacific Century. Former Secretary of State and current Hoover Distinguished Fellow George Shultz discusses how China’s shrinking labor force will reduce productivity and economic growth. He also gives insights i... by The Pacific Century
42 min listen
The Past, Present, and Future of the China Challenge: John and Misha welcome their colleague, Larry Diamond, one of the world’s preeminent scholars of democracy, to talk about the global scope of the China challenge. Larry discusses the strategy of the CCP and its comprehensive targeting of the West’s poli... by The Pacific Century
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The Coronavirus Spreads: Misha and John mark the first anniversary of the podcast by focusing on the continuing coronavirus controversy. They discuss whether the Chinese government’s response to the epidemic will become the rare event that challenges the legitimacy of the Xi reg... by The Pacific Century
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The Epidemic Hits by The Pacific Century
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Decoding Trump’s China Policy by The Pacific Century
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Japan’s Rising Military: Misha gets a new sound system just in time for John and him to welcome Taro Kono, Japan’s Defense Minister. Minister Kono, who also served as Japan’s Foreign Minister, talks about the ways in which the Japanese military has modernized over the past decad... by The Pacific Century
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Trump versus China: John Pomfret Reacts: The White House’s new China policy splits the US foreign policy community. by The Pacific Century
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From China to the Marines to the White House: Misha and John are joined by special co-host Mike Gallagher to talk with their new Hoover colleague, Matt Pottinger, former Deputy National Security Advisor. Matt discusses Chinese pressure on western businesses, the role of Congress in dealing with Chi... by The Pacific Century
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Is China Law an Oxymoron?: John and Misha welcome Julian Ku to discuss China and law. Julian is the Deane Distinguished Professor of Constitutional Law and associate dean at Hofstra Law School and his recent work focuses on China’s relationship with international law. He debates... by The Pacific Century
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Geopolitics Rolls On by The Pacific Century
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The Pacific Century Talks with Nadege Rolland: Michael Auslin and John Yoo welcome Nadege Rolland to the podcast. After working as a China analyst for the French Government for two decades, Rolland joined the National Bureau of Asian Research as a senior fellow. Her new report, “China’s Vision for a... by The Pacific Century
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The Pacific Century Gets Lost in the Iraqi Desert: Taking a short break from Asia, Misha and John welcome back their friend and colleague H.R. McMaster, to remember his pivotal role in the Battle of 73 Easting in the Iraq War, on February 26, 1991—the last great tank battle of the 20th century. by The Pacific Century
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Tea Time with Tom Tugendhat MP: This week, John returns as Pacific Century visits London, to talk with Tom Tugendhat MP. Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee in the House of Commons and head of the China Research Group, Tom discusses the China Research Group’s new report on dea... by The Pacific Century
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The Former Miss Canada-Turned-Activist Fights for Human Rights: Misha and John welcome a special guest, Anastasia Lin. Lin grew up in China, emigrated to Canada at the age of 13, and won the Miss World Canada title in 2015. She won international attention when Beijing barred her from participating in the world pagean... by The Pacific Century
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Tanner on Taiwan (and China): Misha and John are joined by essayist and blogger Tanner Greer of the Scholar’s Stage to discuss whether Taiwan can actually defend itself and what Americans get wrong about China. by The Pacific Century
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What’s In Store for Asia in 2022?

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