Publications

Nicholas Bequelin

Bequelin, Nicholas, "The Key to Understanding Trump’s Chaotic Foreign Policy¹," Foreign Policy, (March 18, 2025)

Bequelin, Nicholas, "Human Rights on the Edge²," The Ideas Letter, (January 23, 2025)

Bequelin, Nicholas, "Are the BRICS Trying to Rival the Western-Led Global Order?³," Foreign Policy, (October 30, 2024)

Bequelin, Nicholas, “What key issues will define EU-China relations in 2024⁴?,” MERICS, (January 25, 2024)

Bequelin, Nicholas, “How China Lost Europe⁵,” The Diplomat (November 23, 2023)

Bequelin, Nicholas, “Can China Really Build a New World Order⁶?” The Diplomat (September 28, 2023)

Bequelin, Nicholas, “Not Macron’s China views, global double standards are the problem⁷,” Al-Jazeera (April 21, 2023)

Bequelin, Nicholas, “The Great Wall of China dividing Biden and Macron⁸,” Al-Jazeera (December 5, 2022)

Bequelin, Nicholas, “Why China’s Crimes in Xinjiang Cannot Go Unpunished⁹,” The New York Times (September 30, 2022)

Bequelin, Nicholas, “Interview: Why Hasn’t the U.N. Accused China of Genocide in Xinjiang?¹⁰,” The New Yorker (September 13, 2022)

Yangyang Cheng

Cheng, Yangyang, "Where the Malan Blooms¹¹," ChinaFile (October 16, 2024)

Cheng, Yangyang and Greenhalgh, Susan, "Soda Science: A Conversation with Susan Greenhalgh¹²," Made In China Journal (October 9, 2024)

Cheng, Yangyang, "Tastes like Home¹³," Los Angeles Review of Books (September 20, 2024)

Cheng, Yangyang, "T.D. Lee changed science in China and my life. This is what I owe to him¹⁴," NPR (September 5, 2024)

Cheng, Yangyang, "Where the River Reaches Home¹⁵," China Books Review (August 22, 2024)

Cheng, Yangyang, "Grieving Tiananmen as US Cops Crush Campus Protests¹⁶", The Nation (June 3, 2024)

Cheng, Yangyang, "Troubling the Water¹⁷", Made in China Journal (April 23, 2024)

Cheng, Yangyang, with Franceschini, Ivan, "Dissident at the Doorstep: A Conversation with Yangyang Cheng¹⁸", Made in China Journal (April 4, 2024)

Cheng, Yangyang, "The Bones Remember¹⁹," China Books Review (November 29, 2023)

Cheng, Yangyang, "The Many Worlds of China²⁰," Los Angeles Review of Books (November 18, 2023)

Cheng, Yangyang, "To Defend the Indefensible: A Review of the Film Hsue-shen Tsien (2012)²¹," History of Science Society (October 3, 2023)

Cheng, Yangyang, "The All-American Myth of the TikTok Spy²²," WIRED (August 9, 2023)

Cheng, Yangyang, "The US, China and Cold War Paranoia²³," Global Asia (June 28, 2023)

Cheng, Yangyang, "Centuries of Dislocation: Perhat Tursun and the Uyghurs in Xinjiang²⁴," The Nation (June 13, 2023)

Cheng, Yangyang, "Ghosts of a red Ferrari²⁵," Mekong Review (May 23, 2023)

Cheng, Yangyang, "Export Control as National Security Policy²⁶," ISSUES in Science and Technology (May 2, 2023)

Cheng, Yangyang, "‘Their fight is our fight’: A Chinese parable about women’s liberation²⁷," The China Project (March 14, 2023)

Cheng, Yangyang, "‘I Wonder How the Protesters Felt When They Heard Their Own Voices’²⁸," ChinaFile (February 6, 2023)

Cheng, Yangyang, "In China’s Diaspora, Visions of a Different Homeland²⁹," ChinaFile (December 12, 2022)

Cheng, Yangyang, "China in Protest³⁰," ChinaFile (November 29, 2022)

Cheng, Yangyang, "Xi Jinping has purged China of hope – but he can’t stamp out small acts of resistance³¹," The Guardian (October 25, 2022)

Cheng, Yangyang, "Boycotting Russian Scientists Is a Hollow Victory³²," WIRED (August 24, 2022)

Cheng, Yangyang, "The Land Is a Body³³," Los Angeles Review of Books (August 24, 2022)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Dispossession and defiance: how Hong Kong’s struggle explains our world³⁴,” The New Statesman (May 19, 2022)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Two Homes at War³⁵,” Dissent magazine (Apr 4, 2022)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The US Fixation on Chinese Espionage Is Bad for Science³⁶,” WIRED (Feb 24, 2022)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Viral Stories: On Guobin Yang’s ‘The Wuhan Lockdown’³⁷,” Los Angeles Review of Books (Feb 9, 2022)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Olympics Return to Beijing³⁸,” ChinaFile (Jan 28, 2022)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Quantum Battleground³⁹,” Physics World (Dec 3, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Real Threat to Academic Freedom⁴⁰,” The Atlantic (Nov 23, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The west sees China as a ‘threat’, not as a real place, with real people⁴¹,” The Guardian (Oct 5, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Chilling Murder of a Chinese Student on a US Campus, and Why Justice Is Elusive⁴²,” VICE (Oct 1, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “From Yangtze to Mars: The Fiery History of China’s Space Program⁴³,” VICE (Jul 26, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “China’s path to modernization has, for centuries, gone through my hometown,⁴⁴” MIT Technology Review (Jun 30, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “We're Not Ready for the Next Pandemic⁴⁵,” VICE (May 24, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Grieving and the Grievable⁴⁶,” SupChina (Apr 9, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The US Is Building Walls Around Science, and We’re All Poorer for It⁴⁷,” VICE (Mar 12, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Nothing Beautiful Was as it Seemed⁴⁸,” BOMB magazine (Feb 5, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Some of Us Did Not Die⁴⁹,” SupChina (Jan 29, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “'China-watching' is a lucrative business. But whose language do the experts speak?⁵⁰,” The Guardian (Jan 13, 2021)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Battlefield of Memory,⁵¹” Los Angeles Review of Books (Dec 15, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Edge of Our Existence⁵²,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (Dec, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Story of a Plague⁵³,” SupChina (Nov 26, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Personhood by Paper⁵⁴,” SupChina (Oct 29, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You⁵⁵,” SupChina (Aug 28, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “What Now?⁵⁶,” ChinaFile (Aug 5, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Watching ‘Hamilton’ at the end of the world⁵⁷,” SupChina (Jul 29, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Allowing the privileged few to flee Hong Kong isn't liberation⁵⁸,” The Guardian (Jul 13, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “This Land is Not Your Land⁵⁹,” SupChina (Jun 25, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “A Coronavirus Care Package From China⁶⁰,” The New York Times (Jun 25, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Field of Dreams⁶¹,” SupChina (May 27, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Cruelest Month,⁶²” SupChina (Apr 29, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Of the Virus and God, Orange Peels and the Party⁶³,” The New York Times (Apr 3, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Stargazing Before The Apocalypse⁶⁴,” SupChina (Mar 25, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Fault Lines in Humanity⁶⁵,” SupChina (Feb 26, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “In Sickness and in Health⁶⁶,” SupChina (Jan 29, 2020)

Cheng, Yangyang, “I Save You in the Clouds⁶⁷,” SupChina (Dec 25, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Talking to My Mother about Hong Kong⁶⁸,” SupChina (Nov 27, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Holy and the Broken⁶⁹,” SupChina (Oct 30, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “A Birthday Letter to the People's Republic⁷⁰,” ChinaFile (Sep 28, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Hands That Feed⁷¹,” SupChina (Sep 25, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Searching for Home⁷²,” ChinaFile (Sep 13, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Freedom in Dissent⁷³,” SupChina (Aug 28, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “‘Communism Is A Faith’⁷⁴,” SupChina (Jul 31, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Highest Exam⁷⁵,” SupChina (Jun 26, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Four is Forbidden⁷⁶,” ChinaFile (May 30, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “My Science Has No Nationality⁷⁷,” SupChina (May 29, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Protesting in the name of science⁷⁸,” SupChina (Apr 24, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Thicker than Blood⁷⁹,” SupChina (Mar 27, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Chinese Scientist and the Foreign Tongue⁸⁰,” SupChina (Feb 27, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “For Science, or the "Motherland"?⁸¹,” SupChina (Jan 30, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “With China on the Moon⁸²,” ChinaFile (Jan 11, 2019)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Brave new world with Chinese characteristics⁸³,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (Dec 21, 2018)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Science vs. the state: a family saga at the Caltech of China⁸⁴,” MIT Technology Review (Dec 19, 2018)

Cheng, Yangyang, “China’s Purse Snaps Shut for Dolce & Gabbana⁸⁵,” Foreign Policy (Dec 17, 2018)

Cheng, Yangyang, “How to Be a Chinese Scientist without Being China’s Scientist⁸⁶,” ChinaFile (Nov 27, 2018)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Don’t Close the Door on Chinese Scientists Like Me⁸⁷,” Foreign Policy (Jun 4, 2018)

Cheng, Yangyang, “China Will Always Be Bad at Bioethics⁸⁸,” Foreign Policy (Apr 13, 2018)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The atomic age bears America's original sin⁸⁹,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (Feb 6, 2018)

Cheng, Yangyang, “When Scientists Become Soldiers⁹⁰,” The University of Chicago Magazine (Nov 17, 2017)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Future of Particle Physics will Live and Die in China⁹¹,” Foreign Policy (Nov 2, 2017)

Cheng, Yangyang, “I'm a Particle Physicist — Here's Why the March for Science Matters to Me⁹²,” Teen Vogue (Apr 22, 2017)

Cheng, Yangyang, “Let Science be Science again⁹³,” Bulletin of Atomic Scientists (Apr 4, 2017)

Cheng, Yangyang, “The Civic Duties of Scientists⁹⁴,” Bulletin of Atomic Scientists (Feb 15, 2017)

Jeremy Daum

China Law Translate⁹⁵

Daum, Jeremy, “Problems With a Criminal Law Response to Transnational Repression⁹⁶,” Lawfare (March 3, 2025).

Daum, Jeremy, “China’s draft regulations on generative AI, with Kendra Schaefer and Jeremy Daum⁹⁷,” Sinica Podcast, China Project (May 11, 2023).

Daum, Jeremy, and Rudolf, Moritz, “The Global Ambitions of Chinese Law⁹⁸,” Project Syndicate (November 23, 2022).

Daum, Jeremy, “Far From a Panopticon, Social Credit Focuses on Legal Violations⁹⁹,” Jamestown Foundation China Brief (October 8, 2021)

Daum, Jeremy, “Untrustworthy: Social Credit Isn’t What You Think It Is¹⁰⁰,” Verfassungsblog On Matters Constitutional (June 27, 2019)

Peter Dutton

Grace Theodoulou, Alicia Kearns, Peter A. Dutton, Jennifer Parker, Grant Rafferty, and Hillary Briffa, “Does China have interests in the potential British transfer of BIOT to Mauritius?¹⁰¹,” Observing China (January 29, 2025).

Peter A. Dutton and Bonnie S. Glaser, “China is Laying the Legal Groundwork to Seize Taiwan¹⁰²,” The Hill (November 22, 2024).

Peter A. Dutton, “The Political Status of the Government on Taiwan and the Right to Collective Self-Defense,” in Douglas Guilfoyle (ed.), International Law and the Future of Multi-Domain Operations in the Indo-Pacific, Conference Volume (forthcoming, 2025).

Peter A. Dutton and Bonnie S. Glaser, “China is Laying the Legal Groundwork to Seize Taiwan¹⁰²,” The Hill (November 22, 2024).

Peter A. Dutton, “Taiwan Legal: What Does International Law Say About Taiwan?,” (Podcast) US-Asia Law Institute (November 7, 2024).

Peter A. Dutton, “Conceptualizing China’s Maritime Gray Zone Operations,” in Andrew S. Erickson, ed., Maritime Gray Zone Operations: Challenges and Countermeasures in the Indo-Pacific¹⁰³ (New York, NY: Routledge¹⁰⁴ Cass Series: Naval Policy & History¹⁰⁵, 2022/paperback 2024¹⁰⁶), 19–34

Peter A. Dutton¹⁰⁷, “Palestine’s Quest for Full United Nations Membership¹⁰⁸,” Articles of War (Lieber Institute: West Point, NY, 22 April 2024)

Peter A. Dutton, “Challenging China: The Philippine Experience in the South China Sea¹⁰⁹,” U.S.-Asia Law Institute Podcast with Dr. Jay Batangbacal, New York University School of Law, 29 January 2024

Peter A. Dutton, “Oceans Under Pressure: China’s Challenge to the Maritime Order¹¹⁰,” Britain’s World (Council on Geostrategy: London, UK, 23 January 2024)

Peter A. Dutton, “The Naval Balance in the Indo-Pacific¹¹¹,” Sea Power Podcast, Episode 8, Isaac B. Kardon, U.S. Naval War College, November 2023

Peter A. Dutton¹¹², “China is Rewriting the Law of the Sea¹¹³,” (Review of China’s Law of the Sea, by Isaac B. Kardon, New Haven: Yale University Press, 2023), Foreign Policy, 10 June 2023

Peter A. Dutton, “Introduction, Deterrence: Selected Articles from the Naval War College Review¹¹⁴,” Naval War College Newport Paper ¹¹⁵46 (Newport, RI: Naval War College Press, 2021), 1–6

Isaac B. Kardon¹¹⁶, Conor M. Kennedy¹¹⁷, and Peter A. Dutton¹¹⁸, Gwadar: China’s Potential Strategic Strongpoint in Pakistan¹¹⁹, China Maritime Report 7 (Newport, RI: Naval War College China Maritime Studies Institute, August 2020¹²⁰)

Peter A. Dutton¹²¹, “Vietnam Threatens China with Litigation over the South China Sea¹²²,”Lawfare Blog, Paul Tsai China Center, Yale Law School, 27 July 2020

Peter A. Dutton¹²³, Isaac B. Kardon¹²⁴, and Conor M. Kennedy¹²⁵, Djibouti: China’s First Overseas Strategic Strongpoint¹²⁶, China Maritime Report 6 (Newport, RI: Naval War College China Maritime Studies Institute, April 2020¹²⁷)

Peter A. Dutton¹²⁸, Isaac B. Kardon¹²⁹, and Conor M. Kennedy¹³⁰, Djibouti: China’s First Overseas Strategic Strongpoint¹³¹, China Maritime Report 6 (Newport, RI: Naval War College China Maritime Studies Institute, April 2020¹³²)

Peter A. Dutton, Testing the Boundaries: When Are International Institutional Dispute Resolution Mechanisms Effective to Resolve Maritime Disputes?¹³³ A Research Report for the Maritime Dispute Resolution Project (New York, NY: U.S.-Asia Law Institute, New York University School of Law, 2019)

Ryan D. Martinson and Peter A. Dutton, China’s Distant-Ocean Survey Activities: Implications for U.S. National Security¹³⁴, China Maritime Report 3 (Newport, RI: Naval War College China Maritime Studies Institute, November 2018)

Ryan Martinson¹³⁵ and Peter Dutton¹³⁶, “Chinese Scientists Want to Conduct Research in U.S. Waters—Should Washington Let Them?¹³⁷” The National Interest, 4 November 2018

Peter A. Dutton and Isaac B. Kardon, “Continuing to Confront China: Trump’s Approach to Maritime Security in East Asia¹³⁸,” GlobalAsia 12.4 (December 2017)

Jerome A. Cohen and Peter Dutton, “How India Border Stand-Off Gives China a Chance to Burnish its Global Image¹³⁹,” South China Morning Post, 21 July 2017

Peter A. Dutton and Ryan D. Martinson, eds., China’s Evolving Surface Fleet¹⁴⁰, Naval War College China Maritime Study¹⁴¹ 14 (July 2017)

Peter A. Dutton¹⁴² and Isaac B. Kardon¹⁴³, “Forget the FONOPs—Just Fly, Sail and Operate Wherever International Law Allows¹⁴⁴,” Lawfare Blog, Paul Tsai China Center, Yale Law School, 10 June 2017

Bonnie S. Glaser¹⁴⁵, “Breaking down the South China Sea ruling: A Conversation with Peter Dutton¹⁴⁶,” China Power Podcast, Center for Strategic and International Studies, April 2017

Bonnie Glaser¹⁴⁷, Zack Cooper¹⁴⁸, and Peter Dutton¹⁴⁹, “Mischief Reef: President Trump’s First FONOP?¹⁵⁰” Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative, Center for Strategic and International Studies, 30 November 2016

“Teleconference with Peter Dutton on the South China Sea Tribunal Decision¹⁵¹,” Event Audio, National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, 13 July 2016

Peter A. Dutton, “A Dispute about Legality, or a Political Onslaught? China’s Response to the Arbitration Decision on the South China Sea Issue¹⁵²,” Commentary, Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), 8 August 2016

Jerome A. Cohen and Peter A. Dutton, “Japan’s Important Sideshow to Arbitration Decision in the South China Sea¹⁵³,” East Asia Forum, 16 May 2016

Peter A. Dutton, “A Maritime or Continental Order for Southeast Asia and the South China Sea?¹⁵⁴” Address at Chatham House, London, U.K., 16 February 2016; reprinted in Naval War College Review 69.3 (Summer 2016): 5–13¹⁵⁵

Bonnie S. Glaser¹⁵⁶ and Peter A. Dutton¹⁵⁷, “The U.S. Navy’s Freedom of Navigation Operation around Subi Reef: Deciphering U.S. Signaling¹⁵⁸,” National Interest, 6 November 2015

Peter A. Dutton and Ryan D. Martinson, eds., Beyond the Wall: Chinese Far Seas Operations¹⁵⁹, Naval War College China Maritime Study¹⁶⁰ 13 (May 2015)

Peter A. Dutton¹⁶¹ and Andrew S. Erickson¹⁶², “When Eagle Meets Dragon: Managing Risk in Maritime East Asia¹⁶³,” RealClearDefense, 25 March 2015

Peter A. Dutton, Andrew S. Erickson, and Ryan D. Martinson, eds., China’s Near Seas Combat Capabilities¹⁶⁴, Naval War College China Maritime Study 11¹⁶⁵ (February 2014)

Peter A. Dutton, Professor and Director China Maritime Studies Institute, U.S. Naval War College, Testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee Hearing on China’s Maritime Disputes in the East and South China Seas¹⁶⁶, 14 January 2014

Peter Dutton, “Viribus Mari Victoria? Power and Law in the South China Sea¹⁶⁷,” Paper presented at “Managing Tensions in the South China Sea” conference, Center for Strategic & International Studies, Washington, DC, 5–6 June 2013

Peter A. Dutton, Professor and Director, China Maritime Studies Institute, U.S. Naval War College, Testimony before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Committee Hearing on China’s Maritime Disputes in the East and South China Seas¹⁶⁸, 4 April 2013

Peter Dutton, Robert S. Ross, and Øystein Tunsjø, eds., Twenty-First Century Sea Power: Cooperation and Conflict at Sea¹⁶⁹ (New York: Routledge, 2012¹⁷⁰)

Peter A. Dutton, “Cracks in the Global Foundation: International Law and Instability in the South China Sea,” in Patrick M. Cronin¹⁷¹, ed., Cooperation from Strength: The United States, China and the South China Sea¹⁷² (Washington, DC: Center for a New American Security: 9 January 9 2012), 67–81

Peter A. Dutton, “Three Disputes and Three Objectives: China and the South China Sea¹⁷³,” Naval War College Review 64.4 (Autumn 2011)¹⁷⁴: 42–67

Peter A. Dutton, “An Assessment of the Effectiveness of Current Maritime Security Frameworks and Mechanisms in the South China Sea¹⁷⁵,” paper presented at First Manila Conference on the South China Sea: Toward a Region of Peace, Cooperation, and Progress, Makati City, Philippines, 5–6 July 2011

Peter A. Dutton, “China’s Efforts to Assert Legal Control Over Maritime Airspace,” in Andrew S. Erickson and Lyle J. Goldstein¹⁷⁶, eds.¹⁷⁷, Chinese Aerospace Power: Evolving Maritime Roles¹⁷⁸ (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 2011¹⁷⁹), 90–107

Peter A. Dutton, “Governing the Maritime System: Soccer Match or Street Fight?¹⁸⁰,” Presentation at “The U.S.-Japan Alliance and Evolving Challenges in East Asia: Freedom of Navigation and North Korea” conference, sponsored and hosted by The Brookings Institution Center for Northeast Asian Policy Studies in Cooperation with the Slavic Research Center at Hokkaido University, 15 December 2010

Peter A. Dutton, Military Activities in the EEZ: A U.S.-China Dialogue on Security and International Law in the Maritime Commons¹⁸¹, Naval War College China Maritime Study 7¹⁸² (December 2010)

Peter A. Dutton, “Charting the Course: Sino-American Naval Cooperation to Enhance Governance and Security,” in Andrew S. Erickson, Lyle J. Goldstein, and Nan Li¹⁸³, eds., China, the United States, and 21st Century Sea Power: Defining a Maritime Security Partnership¹⁸⁴ (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press¹⁸⁵, 2010), 197–235

Commander Peter A. Dutton, JAGC, U.S. Navy (Ret.), “Through a Chinese Lens¹⁸⁶,” U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings 136.3 (April 2010)

Peter A. Dutton, “Caelum Liberam: Air Defense Identification Zones Outside Sovereign Airspace¹⁸⁷,” American Journal of International Law 103.4 (October 2009): 691–709

Peter Dutton, Associate Professor, China Maritime Studies Institute, U.S. Naval War College, Testimony before the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Hearing on Maritime Disputes and Sovereignty Issues in East Asia¹⁸⁸, 15 July 2009

Peter A. Dutton, Associate Professor, U.S. Naval War College, Testimony before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Committee Hearing on The Implications of China’s Naval Modernization for the United States¹⁸⁹, 11 June 2009

Peter A. Dutton, Scouting, Signaling, and Gatekeeping: Chinese Naval Operations in Japanese Waters and the International Law Implications¹⁹⁰, Naval War College China Maritime Study 2 (February 2009)

Peter A. Dutton, Associate Professor, China Maritime Studies Institute, U.S. Naval War College, Testimony before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission on China’s Views of Sovereignty and Methods of Access Control¹⁹¹, 27 February 2008

Peter A. Dutton, “International Law and the November 2004 ‘Han Incident’,” in Andrew S. Erickson, Lyle J. Goldstein, William S. Murray, and Andrew R. Wilson¹⁹², eds., China’s Future Nuclear Submarine Force¹⁹³ (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press¹⁹⁴, 2007), 162–81

Peter A. Dutton, “Carving Up the East China Sea¹⁹⁵,” Naval War College Review 60.2 (Spring 2007): 49–72

Paul Gewirtz

Gewirtz, Paul, "The U.S., China, and the Future of the Rules-Based International Order¹⁹⁶," Brookings Institution (July 22, 2024)

Gewirtz, Paul, “Words and policies: ‘De-risking’ and China policy¹⁹⁷,” Brookings Institution (May 30, 2023)

Gewirtz, Paul, “A Roadmap for U.S.-Europe Cooperation on China,” February 2021, https://law.yale.edu/sites/default/files/area/center/china/document/roadmap_for_us-eu_cooperation_on_china.pdf¹⁹⁸

Gewirtz, Paul, “Working With Our (European) Allies,” November 2020, https://www.brookings.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Paul-Gewirtz.pdf¹⁹⁹, in The Future of US Policy Towards China, 2020, https://www.brookings.edu/multi-chapter-report/the-future-of-us-policy-toward-china²⁰⁰ and https://law.yale.edu/china-center/resources/us-china-relations²⁰¹.

Gewirtz, Paul, “The Future of Trans-Atlantic Collaboration on China: What the EU-China Summit Showed,” Brookings Institution, June 2020, https://www.brookings.edu/blog/order-from-chaos/2020/06/26/the-future-of-trans-atlantic-collaboration-on-china-what-the-eu-china-summit-showed²⁰².

Gewirtz, Paul, “No one knows: How the unknowable consequences of COVID-19 affect thinking about foreign policy and US-China relations,²⁰³” Brookings (June 2020) (English and Chinese version).

Gewirtz, Paul, “China, the United States, and the Future of the Global Order,” Global Order (Beijing: China Social Sciences Academic Press, 2018).

Gewirtz, Paul, Book Review of Ji Weidong, Building the Rule of Law in China: Ideas, Praxis and Institutional Design (Abingdon/New York: Routledge, 2017), in Asian Journal of Law and Society (April 22, 2018).

Gewirtz, Paul, “Introduction” to Ji Weidong, Building the Rule of Law in China: Procedure, Discourse and Hermeneutic Community (Abingdon/New York: Routledge, 2017).

Gewirtz, Paul, “Impulsiveness, Law, and the Immigration Order²⁰⁴,” Lawfare (Feb 13, 2017).

Gewirtz, Paul and Onek, Joe, “Getting More Cooperation From China on North Korea²⁰⁵,” Lawfare (August 16, 2017).

Gewirtz, Paul, “How China Misread Donald Trump²⁰⁶,” Politico (July 6, 2017).

Gewirtz, Paul, "No Winners or Losers, Please²⁰⁷," ChinaFile, Asia Society (April 5, 2017).

Gewirtz, Paul, "Constitutional Enforcement: Who Should Do It and How?²⁰⁸" China Law Review, Volume 4, No. 12 (October 2016). (Chinese²⁰⁹)

Gewirtz, Paul, “Why law can’t solve the South China Sea conflict²¹⁰,” Washington Post (July 12, 2016).

Gewirtz, Paul, “Limits of Law in the South China Sea²¹¹,” Brookings (May 2016) (English version).

Gewirtz, Paul, “Limits of Law in the South China Sea²¹²,” Brookings (May 2016) (Chinese version).

Gewirtz, Paul, "Obama’s Chance to Get China Right²¹³," ChinaFile, Asia Society (November 8, 2014).

Gewirtz, Paul, "What China Means by 'Rule of Law,'²¹⁴" The New York Times (October 19, 2014).

Gewirtz, Paul, "Xi, Mao, and China's Search for a Usable Past²¹⁵," ChinaFile, Asia Society | Caixin, January 14, 2014. (Chinese²¹⁶)

Gewirtz, Paul, "A Re-Opening of U.S.-China Ties?²¹⁷" Caixin (June 6, 2013). (Chinese²¹⁸)

Gewirtz, Paul, “A Re-Opening to China?²¹⁷” ChinaFile, Asia Society (June 5, 2013).

Jamie Horsley

Horsley, Jamie P, “Will China’s private economy promotion law reassure its private sector?²¹⁹,” Brookings (March 28, 2025). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P, “Under Coal’s Shadow, China is Accelerating its Carbon Mitigation Effort²²⁰,” Brookings, July 17, 2024. (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “An Overview of China’s State Council Major Decision-making Regulations²²¹,” China Law Translate (April 29, 2024), and accompanying Translation: State Council Interim Regulations on Major Administrative Decision-making Procedures²²².

Horsley, Jamie P. and Rogier Creemers, “The Cyberspace Administration of China: A Portrait²²³,” in The Emergence of China’s Smart State, Rogier Creemers, Straton Papagianneas and Adam Knight, eds. (The Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Inc., 2024). (PDF²²³)

Horsley, Jamie P., “W²²⁴hat is the State of the Chinese State²²⁵,” The Diplomat (September 20, 2023). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “Further Observations on the Second Draft Revision of the Administrative Reconsideration Law²²⁴,” China Law Translate (August 10, 2023) (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “Observations on the First Draft Revision of the Administrative Reconsideration Law²²⁶,” China Law Translate (January 23, 2023).

Horsley, Jamie P., “CAC Moves to Enhance and Legitimize Its Cyberspace Enforcement Authority²²⁷,” DigiChina, November 20, 2022.

Horsley, Jamie P., with Mingli Shi and Xiaomeng Lu, “Forum: Unpacking the DiDi Decision²²⁸,” DigiChina, July 22, 2022.

Horsley, Jamie P., “Translation: Provisions on Procedures for Administrative Law Enforcement by Cyberspace Departments (Draft for Comment)²²⁹,” DigiChina, November 20, 2022.

Horsley, Jamie P., “Behind the Facade of China’s Cyber Super-Regulator: What we think we know—and what we don't—about the Cyberspace Administration of China²³⁰,” DigiChina (August 8, 2022). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “It’s Time for a New Policy on Confucius Institutes²³¹" Lawfare (April 1, 2021). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “How will China’s privacy law apply to the Chinese state?²³²" New America (January 26, 2021). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “Revitalizing Law and Governance Collaboration with China²³³." Yale Law School Paul Tsai China Center²³⁴ and Brookings Institution John L. Thornton China Center ²³⁵(November 17, 2020). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “Join the China-initiated Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank²³⁶." Brookings Order from Chaos, A list of specific, actionable foreign policy ideas for the next president (October 27, 2020). (English) (Chinese)

Horsley, Jamie P., “Let’s end the COVID-19 Blame Game: Reconsidering China’s role in the pandemic²³⁷ ," Brookings Order from Chaos (August 19, 2020). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “Explainer: Judicial interpretation requires government leaders to defend lawsuits in person²³⁸,” China Law Translate (July 6, 2020) (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “Chinese law requires public consultation in lawmaking: What does it mean for the Hong Kong national security legislation²³⁹?", Brookings Order from Chaos (June 8, 2020). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “Party leadership and rule of law in the Xi Jinping era²⁴⁰," Brookings Institution Global China Initiative (September 2019) (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., "Open Government Developments in China: Implications for US Businesses²⁴¹" China Business Review (July 1, 2019) (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “Transparency, Accountability, and Access to Information,” in Handbook on Human Rights in China²⁴², Sara Biddulph and Joshua Rosenzweig, eds. (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2019).

Horsley, Jamie P., "A Primer on How Chinese Law Might Enforce a US-China Trade Deal²⁴³," Brookings Order from Chaos (May 15, 2019).

Horsley, Jamie P., “China’s Central Government Seeks to Rein in Regulatory Documents²⁴⁴,” The Regulatory Review (May 7, 2019). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., "Can China Deliver a Better Belt and Road?²⁴⁵" Foreign Policy (April 22, 2019).

Horsley, Jamie P., "Challenging China to Make Good Project Governance a Centerpiece of the Belt and Road Initiative," Paul Tsai China Center Working Paper (December 2018) (PDF²⁴⁶).

Horsley, Jamie P., "China’s Orwellian Social Credit Score Isn’t Real²⁴⁷," Foreign Policy (November 16, 2018).

Horsley, Jamie P., “What’s So Controversial About China’s New Anti-Corruption Body?²⁴⁸,” The Diplomat (May 30, 2018).

Horsley, Jamie P., “China Implements More Participatory Rulemaking Under Communist Party,²⁴⁹” The Regulatory Review (March 15, 2018). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “The Chinese Communist Party’s Experiment with Transparency: Unpacking the CCP’s new regulations on ‘open party affairs²⁵⁰’,” The Diplomat (February 1, 2018). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., "Will engaging China promote good governance?²⁵¹" Strategy Paper, John L. Thornton China Center, Brookings Institute (January 2017). (PDF²⁵²) (Chinese²⁵³)

Horsley, Jamie P., "China’s FOIA Turns Eight²⁵⁴," Freedominfo.org (April 28, 2016). (PDF²⁵⁵)

Horsley, Jamie P., “Participation in Economic Policymaking in China²⁵⁶,” in Scott Kennedy, State and Market in Contemporary China: Toward the 13^th Five-Year Plan(CSIS/Rowan & Littlefield, 2016). (PDF²⁵⁷)

Horsley, Jamie P., “China Promotes Open Government as it Seeks to Reinvent Its Governance Model²⁵⁸,” Freedominfo.org (February 22, 2016). (PDF²⁵⁹)

Horsley, Jamie P., “China’s Leaders Endorse Disclosure as the 'Norm'"²⁶⁰, Freedominfo.org (November 4, 2014). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., “China’s rulers commit to the (socialist) rule of law²⁶¹,” Nikkei Asian Review (October 27, 2014). (PDF)

Horsley, Jamie P., and Sun, Can, “Information Disclosure Requirements and Issues for Universities in the United States: Letting Sunshine into the Ivory Tower.” Published in Chinese in the Journal of the Zhejiang Provincial Communist Party School, Issue 5, 2014 (English PDF²⁶² | Chinese PDF²⁶³).

Horsley, Jamie P., "China Deepens Its Disclosure Regime²⁶⁴," Freedominfo.org (April 4, 2014). (PDF)

Darius Longarino

Xin, Ying and Longarino, Darius, “Stigma, Mental Health Disparities, and Sexual and Gender Minority Women,” Challenges for Chinese Women in the Early Twenty-first Century, edited by Gordana Malešević (World Scientific Publisher, forthcoming).

China Rainbow Collective and China Rainbow Observation, “You Are on Our List: Urgent Support Needed for Chinese LGBTQ Activists at Risk²⁶⁵,” Outright International (October 8, 2024). (Served as reviewer).

Longarino, Darius, “How a Crackdown Transformed LGBTQ Activism in China²⁶⁶,” ChinaFile (September 26, 2024).

Meyer, Ilan, et al, “Positive Attitudes toward LGBTQ People in Mainland China²⁶⁷,” UCLA: The Williams Institute (July 2, 2024). (Served on study’s advisory board).

Longarino, Darius, Wei, Changhao, and Ren, Yixin (Claire), “Research on Sexual Harassment Cases in China’s Courts (2018–2020) (中国法院性骚扰案件研究 (2018–2020年))²⁶⁸”, Anti-Discrimination Law Review (反歧视评论) no. 11 (May 2024).

Longarino, Darius, “Rainbow Legal Advocacy in China” (彩虹法律倡導在中國) in Rainbow Over the Courthouse (法庭上的彩虹：中國性少數法律訴訟實踐) edited by Miao Yan (Dongwu University Zhang Foquan Human Rights Research Center, 2024).

Longarino, Darius, and Du, Sharon, “Re: Call for Inputs for the Report of the United Nations Independent Expert on Protection against Violence and Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in Relation to the Human Rights to Freedom of Expression, Association, and Assembly²⁶⁹,” posted by the United Nations Independent Expert on protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (February 14, 2024).

Ge, Feng and Longarino, Darius, “Environmental Public Interest Litigation Saved the Green Peafowls of China²⁷⁰,” Natural Resources and Environment (November 9, 2023).

Longarino, Darius, Peng, Yanhui, and Wang, Di, “LGBTQ Activism in Contemporary China: A Legal Advocate’s Story,“ (tentative title) Oxford Handbook of East Asian Gender History, edited by Barbara Molony, Hyaeweol Choi, and Janet Theiss (Oxford University Press, under contract).

Longarino, Darius, and Yuan, Ding, “2 College Students in China Were Disciplined for Giving Out Pride Flags. Can the Law Help Them?²⁷¹,” The Diplomat (April 28, 2023).

Longarino, Darius and Peng, Yanhui, “What a Gay Flight Attendant’s Lost Discrimination Case Says About LGBTQ Rights in China²⁷²,” The Diplomat (January 24, 2023).

Hu, Zhijun, “‘Don’t Say Gay’ Is Happening in China Too. But It Can’t Turn Back the Clock²⁷³,” The Diplomat (December 3, 2022). Translated by Darius Longarino.

Hu, Zhijun, “Thanks to a County in Utah, Same-Sex Couples Can Get Married—In China²⁷⁴,” ChinaFile (October 3, 2022). Translated by Darius Longarino.

Longarino, Darius, “‘Runaway Legitimation’ and Its Limits: LGBTQ Rights in China,” Routledge Handbook of Constitutional Law in Greater China²⁷⁵, Chapter 14, edited by Ngoc Son Bui, Ryan Mitchell, and Stuart Hargreaves (Routledge, 2022).

Longarino, Darius, Wei, Changhao, and Ren, Yixin (Claire), “China’s Lawmakers Take More (Cautious) Steps Against Workplace Sexual Harassment²⁷⁶,” The Diplomat (January 21, 2022).

Longarino, Darius, and Ren, Yixin (Claire), “After an employee’s allegations went viral, will Chinese companies adopt anti-harassment policies?²⁷⁷,” Washington Post (September 16, 2021).

Longarino, Darius “#MeToo setback in court for CCTV intern: Q&A with scholar Darius Longarino²⁷⁸,” SupChina, (September 16, 2021).

Liu, Chunling and Longarino, Darius, “Under a School’s Duty to Prevent and Address Sexual Harassment, How to Build a Mechanism for the Filing of Complaints and Handling of Cases: Relevant Rules and Ideas from Yale University (Part II) (学校防治性骚扰义务之投诉处理机制建构——耶鲁大学的相关规定及启示 (下)),” China Trial (中国审判) (September 15, 2021).

Liu, Chunling and Longarino, Darius, “Under a School’s Duty to Prevent and Address Sexual Harassment, How to Build a Mechanism for the Filing of Complaints and Handling of Cases: Relevant Rules and Ideas from Yale University (学校防治性骚扰义务之投诉处理机制建构——耶鲁大学的相关规定及启示),” China Trial (中国审判) (August 15, 2021).

Longarino, Darius, Ren, Yixin (Claire), and Wei, Changhao, “How Do Sexual Harassment Claims Fare in China’s Courts?²⁷⁹,” The Diplomat (August 6, 2021).

Longarino, Darius, Ren, Yixin (Claire), and Wei, Changhao, “Legal Obstacles to #MeToo Cases in China’s Courts²⁸⁰,” Jamestown China Brief (May 7, 2021).

Liu, Chunling and Longarino, Darius, “Alexander vs. Yale: The First Campus Sexual Harassment Case Brought on the Basis of Title IX in the United States (亚历山大诉耶鲁大学——美国依据第九条提起的校园性骚扰第一案),” Anti-Discrimination Law Review (反歧视评论) no. 8 (March 31, 2021).

Liu, Chunling and Longarino, Darius, “Alexander vs. Yale: The First Campus Sexual Harassment Case Brought on the Basis of Title IX in the United States (亚历山大诉耶鲁大学——美国依据第九条提起的校园性骚扰第一案),” Anti-Discrimination Law Review (反歧视评论) no. 8 (March 31, 2021).

Longarino, Darius, “A woman won a landmark #MeToo case in China. Why is winning so hard?²⁸¹,” Washington Post (March 20, 2021).

Longarino, Darius, Ren, Yixin (Claire), and Zhang, Angela (Lulu), “Are China’s Companies Taking Action on Sexual Harassment?²⁸²,” The Diplomat (March 9, 2021).

Longarino, Darius, “Precarious Progress: Advocacy for the Human Rights of LGBT People in China²⁸³,” OutRight Action International (December 16, 2020).

Longarino, Darius, “Will China’s Civil Code Finally Get Companies to Take Fighting Sexual Harassment Seriously?²⁸⁴,” The Diplomat (December 4, 2020).

Longarino, Darius, “Show and case: How Beijing approaches gender equality and LGBT issues on the world stage²⁸⁵,” Brookings (September 2020).

Longarino, Darius, “Could Same-Sex Marriage Advocacy in China Be Poised for a Breakthrough?²⁸⁶,“ China File (September 17, 2020).

Liu, Chunling and Longarino, Darius, “Policy Construction of Universities' Obligation to Prevent and Control Sexual Harassment——Yale University's Policies on Sexual Misconduct and Reference (高校防治性骚扰义务之政策建构—耶鲁大学防治性不端行为的政策及启示),” Journal of China Women’s University (中华女子学院学报) (September 15, 2020). 

Liu, Xiaonan and Longarino, Darius, “Research on the Prevention Mechanism of Sexual Harassment on American Campus (美国校园性骚扰防治机制研究),” Chinese Journal of Human Rights (人权研究) (September 15, 2020). 

Longarino, Darius, “Was the Dang Dang Case a Successful Transgender Discrimination Lawsuit?²⁸⁷,” China Law Translate (September 15, 2020).

Longarino, Darius, “Under New Civil Code, Suing Employers for Sexual Harassment will Still be Hard²⁸⁸,” China Law Translate (August 13, 2020).

Longarino, Darius, and Wolfson, Evan, “After Same-Sex Couples Could Marry in the US, the Sky Didn’t Fall. It Became Bluer²⁸⁹,” Financial Times Chinese (June 25, 2020) (Chinese).

Longarino, Darius, “Re: Call for Inputs for the Report of the Independent Expert on Protection Against Violence and Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity with Focus on Practices of So-Called ‘Conversion Therapy’²⁹⁰,” posted by the United Nations Independent Expert on protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (May 1, 2020).

Longarino, Darius, "Uncovering: the Economic Benefits of LGBT Workplace Inclusion²⁹¹," Frontiers of Law in China (December 2019).

Longarino, Darius, and Liu, Yiqiang, "Can China Build a Rainbow Bridge between the Global North and the South at the United Nations?²⁹²" Caixin (November 16, 2019) (Chinese).

Longarino, Darius, "Converting the Converters²⁹³," ChinaFile (October 18, 2019).

Longarino, Darius, and Dong, Yifu, “Being Gay is not an Illness. How Do We End the Farce that is Conversion Therapy?²⁹⁴” Financial Times Chinese (May 16, 2019) (Chinese).

Longarino, Darius, and Liu, Xiaonan, “The Anti-Discrimination ‘Toolbox’ Has Expanded, Can We Use It Well?²⁹⁵” Financial Times Chinese (March 28, 2019) (Chinese).

Longarino, Darius, Li, Xiang, and Lu, Haina, “Thirty Years Later, Why We Still Need World AIDS Day²⁹⁶,” Financial Times Chinese (November 30, 2018) (Chinese).

Longarino, Darius and Lu, Haina, “World Zero Discrimination Day: Equality Makes Us Healthier,²⁹⁷” Financial Times Chinese (March 1, 2018) (Chinese).

Longarino, Darius and Lu, Haina, “‘Supply-Side’ Reform of the Rainbow Economy²⁹⁸,” Financial Times Chinese (July 14, 2017) (Chinese).

Longarino, Darius and Cai, Yao, “These US Psychology Experts Struggled for 20 Years Against Discrimination Against Gay People²⁹⁹,” Financial Times Chinese (May 17, 2018) (Chinese).

Karman Lucero

Lucero, Karman, “Managing the Sino-American AI Race³⁰⁰,” Project Syndicate (August 9, 2024).

Lucero, Karman, Walker Smith, Bryant, Wang, Ying, and Carlock, Leighton, “A Path for Cooperation Between Law Schools in China and the United States³⁰¹,” Penn State Journal of Law & International Affairs (Volume 11, Issue 2), May 2023.

Lucero, Karman, “For China’s officials, leaving zero-Covid behind is far harder than enforcing it³⁰²,” South China Morning Post (February 7, 2022).

Lucero, Karman, “Is China a ‘Paper Tiger’?³⁰³” The Diplomat (February 2, 2023).

Lucero, Karman, “Algorithmic Governance Policy and Implementation Approaches in the United States” (September 2, 2021), SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3902733³⁰⁴

Lucero, Karman, and Jiang, Jiaying, “China’s digital yuan ambitions raise more questions than answers³⁰⁵,” South China Morning Post (August 15, 2021).

Lucero, Karman, Beyond the China Initiative,” Lawfare, February 22, 2021, https://www.lawfareblog.com/beyond-china-initiative³⁰⁶

Jiang, Jiaying Christine and Lucero, Karman, “Background and Implications of China's Central Bank DigitalCurrency: E-CNY” (January 11, 2021). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3774479³⁰⁷ or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3774479³⁰⁸

Lucero, Karman, “Approaches and Implementation of Governance of Algorithms in the United States” (美国算法治理政策与实施进路). Global Law Review (环球法律评论), 2020(3), 2020.
http://www.globallawreview.org/Magazine/Show?id=74918³⁰⁹

Lucero, Karman, “China Responds to the Coronavirus with an Iron Grip on Information Flow.” Lawfare, March 17, 2020, https://www.lawfareblog.com/china-responds-coronavirus-iron-grip-information-flow³¹⁰

Lucero, Karman, “In China, Planning Towards AI Policy Paralysis.” Stanford-New America DigiChina Project report AI Policy and China: Realities of State-led Development, January 21, 2020. https://www.newamerica.org/cybersecurity-initiative/digichina/blog/china-planning-towards-policy-paralysis/³¹¹

Lucero, Karman, “Artificial Intelligence Regulation and China’s Future.” Columbia Journal of Asian Law, 33(1), 94–171, 2019. https://doi.org/10.7916/cjal.v33i1.5454³¹²

Lucero, Karman, “Planning Toward Policy Paralysis,” AI Policy and China report (October 29, 2019).

Mira Rapp-Hooper

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, "Looking Past Trump³¹³," Project Syndicate, (November 20, 2018)

Rapp-Hooper, Mira and Friedman-Lissner, Rebecca, “The Day after Trump: American Strategy for a New International Order³¹⁴,” The Washington Quarterly (Spring 2018)

Rapp-Hooper, Mira and Jervis, Robert, “Perception and Misperception on the Korean Peninsula³¹⁵,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2018).

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, “Freedom of Navigation and the UNCLOS Order,” in Hong Nong and Gordon Houlden, eds., Maritime Order and Law in East Asia (London: Routledge, 2018)

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, “Networked Security in a Changing Asia: The Case for Alliances Under Uncertainty,” in Michael Heazle and Andrew O’Neil, eds, China’s Rise and Australia-US-Japan Relations (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2018).

Rapp-Hooper, Mira (ed), “Powerplay: The Origins of the U.S. Alliance System in Asia³¹⁶,” International Security Studies Forum Roundtable, March 5, 2018.

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, “Five reasons the Olympics haven’t solved the North Korea problem³¹⁷,” Washington Post (February 22, 2018).

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, “The Cataclysm that would Follow a ‘Bloody Nose’ Strike on North Korea³¹⁸,” The Atlantic, January 21, 2018.

Rapp-Hooper, Mira and Zack Cooper, “China, America, and the End of the Responsible Stakeholder Theory³¹⁹,” Texas National Security Review, December 21, 2017.

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, “America is not going Denuclearize North Korea³²⁰,” The Atlantic, November 29, 2017.

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, “What China Wants from Trump³²¹,” Foreign Affairs online, November 7, 2017.

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, “The Five Things We Learned from Trump’s Asia Trip³²²,” Washington Post, November 5, 2017.

Rapp-Hooper Mira, “Is War With China Coming?: Contrasting Visions³²³,” Book Review Roundtable, Texas National Security Review, November 1, 2017.

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, “Would Trump Attack North Korea? Here’s What We Learned from his “Rocket Man” Speech at the UN³²⁴,” Washington Post, September 20, 2017.

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, “Decoupling is Back in Asia: A 1960s Playbook Won’t Solve these Problems³²⁵,” War on the Rocks (September 7, 2017).

Rapp-Hooper, Mira, “Here are 5 takeaways from Trump’s startling nuclear threats against North Korea³²⁶,” Washington Post (August 21, 2017).

Yixin (Claire) Ren

Ren, Yixin (Claire), Longarino, Darius, and Wei, Changhao, “China’s Lawmakers Take More (Cautious) Steps Against Workplace Sexual Harassment²⁷⁶,” The Diplomat (January 21, 2022).

Ren, Yixin (Claire), and Longarino, Darius, “After an employee’s allegations went viral, will Chinese companies adopt anti-harassment policies?²⁷⁷,” Washington Post (September 16, 2021).

Ren, Yixin (Claire), Longarino, Darius, and Wei, Changhao, “How Do Sexual Harassment Claims Fare in China’s Courts?²⁷⁹,” The Diplomat (August 6, 2021).

Ren, Yixin (Claire), Longarino, Darius, and Wei, Changhao, “Legal Obstacles to #MeToo Cases in China’s Courts²⁸⁰,” Jamestown China Brief (May 7, 2021).

Ren, Yixin (Claire), Longarino, Darius, and Zhang, Angela (Lulu), “Are China’s Companies Taking Action on Sexual Harassment?²⁸²,” The Diplomat (March 9, 2021).

Stephen Roach

Substack³²⁷

Personal website³²⁸

US-China blog³²⁹

Roach, Stephen, “America's Cultural Revolution³³⁰,” The Wire China (April 9, 2025).

Roach, Stephen, “China knows economic challenges lie ahead. Is it ready for them?³³¹,” South China Morning Post (March 18, 2025).

Roach, Stephen, “China’s Struggles with a Consumer Society³³²,” Project Syndicate (December 19, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “China’s Trump cards in the coming trade war escalation³³³,” Financial Times (December 13, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Asia in Denial³³⁴,” Project Syndicate (November 26, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Sinophobia and US Election Lies³³⁵,” Project Syndicate (October 28, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Why China needs a ‘Three Arrows’ strategy³³⁶,” Financial Times (October 1, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “China Is Missing in America’s Election Debate³³⁷,” Project Syndicate (September 25, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Could Kamala Harris Be the Next Richard Nixon?³³⁸,” Project Syndicate (August 19, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Interview: Stephen Roach on how Beijing can right its economic course and the US’ big China ‘blunder’³³⁹,” South China Morning Post (July 15, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Don’t Be Fooled by China’s Third Plenum³⁴⁰,” Project Syndicate (July 10, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “The Defining Economic Issue of the US Election³⁴¹,” Project Syndicate (June 24, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Interview: Economist Stephen Roach says Hong Kong’s response to speech shows ‘worrisome sense of denial’,³⁴²” South China Morning Post (June 6, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Interview: Hong Kong government hits back after economist Stephen Roach delivers advice for city³⁴³,” South China Morning Post (June 5, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Interview: Stephen Roach Returns to Hong Kong to Face the Music³⁴⁴,” Bloomberg (June 3, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “The Dangerous Incoherence of US Trade Policy³⁴⁵,” Project Syndicate (May 28, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “China's Rebalancing Imperative³⁴⁶,” Project Syndicate (April 19, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Hong Kong’s Identity Crisis³⁴⁷,” The Wire China (April 7, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “American Sinophobia³⁴⁸,” Project Syndicate (March 27, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “The Drums of US-China Cyber War³⁴⁹,” Project Syndicate (February 27, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Why I am making ‘good trouble’ for Hong Kong, the city I love³⁵⁰” South China Morning Post (February 27, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “Hong Kong is now over, says China’s former good friend³⁵¹,” Radio Free Asia (February 13, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “It pains me to say Hong Kong is over³⁵²,” Financial Times (February 11, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “China's Imagination Deficit,³⁵³” Project Syndicate (January 26, 2024).

Roach, Stephen, “The Myth of the Unprecedented³⁵⁴,” Project Syndicate (December 21, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “Biden and Xi Pick the Low-Hanging Fruit³⁵⁵,” Project Syndicate (November 17, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “A Better Biden-Xi Summit?”³⁵⁶ Project Syndicate (October 26, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “American Tactics vs. Chinese Strategy,”³⁵⁷ Project Syndicate (September 27, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “China’s Policy Paralysis,”³⁵⁸Project Syndicate (August 24, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “China’s ‘whack-a-mole’ economic playback leads to confusion” ³⁵⁹Financial Times (August 21, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “Can China Reverse Its Economic Slump?” ³⁶⁰Yale Insights, August 18, 2023

Roach, Stephen, “China Hawks In Congress Are Going Too Far” ³⁶¹Barron’s commentary (August 9, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “US-China Decoupling by the Numbers,”³⁶² Project Syndicate (July 26, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “The Old Approach to US-China Engagement no Longer Works” ³⁶³Financial Times (July 17, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “The old approach to US-China relations no longer works,³⁶⁴” Financial Times (July 17, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “The Wrong Way to Manage US-China Relations³⁶⁵,” Project Syndicate (June 27, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “A New Architecture for U.S.-China Engagement³⁶⁶,” The Wire China (May 28, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “The AI Moment of Truth for Chinese Censorship³⁶⁷,” Project Syndicate (May 24, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “The Economic Costs of America’s Conflict with China³⁶⁸,” Project Syndicate (April 24, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “How China Benefits from Another US Banking Crisis³⁶⁹,” Project Syndicate (March 24, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “Sleepwalking Toward Accidental Conflict³⁷⁰,” Project Syndicate (February 27, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “The Sino-American Tech Trap³⁷¹,” Project Syndicate (January 24, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “China’s Reopening Spin³⁷²,” The Wire China (January 15, 2023).

Roach, Stephen, “A China Optimist’s Lament³⁷³,” Project Syndicate (December 22, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “False Narratives Are Raising the Risks of a U.S.-China Conflict³⁷⁴,” Barron’s (December 2, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “Xi’s Costly Obsession With Security: How a Quest for Control Threatens China’s Economic Growth³⁷⁵,” Foreign Affairs (November 28, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “A Missed Opportunity in Bali³⁷⁶,” Project Syndicate (November 28, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “Xi’s Conflict-Prone China³⁷⁷,” Project Syndicate (October 24, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “Core Dangers for the Fed and China³⁷⁸,” Project Syndicate (September 27, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “China’s Growth Sacrifice³⁷⁹,” Project Syndicate (August 23, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “Two insecure superpowers stumble towards collision over Taiwan³⁸⁰,” Financial Times (August 3, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “Deglobalization’s China Wild Card³⁸¹,” Project Syndicate (July 25, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “Wrong on the Dollar – for Now³⁸²,” Project Syndicate (June 27, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “Warning Signs from Chinese Labor Market Distress³⁸³,” The Wire China (June 12, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “Downside Risks to Global Growth³⁸⁴,” Project Syndicate (April 25, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “China's Time for Global Leadership³⁸⁵,” Project Syndicate (March 17, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “How China Can End the War in Ukraine³⁸⁶,” Project Syndicate (March 10, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “Only China Can Stop Russia³⁸⁷,” Project Syndicate (March 7, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, “China's Triangulation Gambit³⁸⁸,” Project Syndicate (February 10, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, Accidental Conflict: America, China, and the Clash of False Narratives (Yale University Press, 2022).

Roach, Stephen, Unbalanced: The Codependency of America and China (Yale University Press, 2014).

Moritz Rudolf

Rudolf, Moritz, “Ambiguity: The Key Obstacle for China’s Ambition to Reshape the Global Order³⁸⁹”, China Observers in Central and Eastern Europe (CHOICE) (28. September, 2023)

Rudolf, Moritz, “China’s Foreign Relations Law: Balancing “Struggle” with Beijing’s “Responsible Great Power” Narrative³⁹⁰”, NPC Observer (3 July 2023)

Rudolf, Moritz, “Interpreting China’s New Foreign Relations Law³⁹¹”, Global China (18 July 2023)

Rudolf, Moritz, “How Did Beijing React to the Wagner Mutiny?³⁹²”, The China Project (June 30, 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “Pandemie und Partnerpflege³⁹³,” Internationale Politik (June 26, 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “L’Union européenne fait la force… ou pas : face à la Chine, l’Allemagne joue (encore) la stratégie du cavalier solitaire³⁹⁴,” Atlantico (June 22, 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “Petit décryptage de ce que la Chine voudrait vraiment que les États-Unis comprennent pour éviter l’escalade d’une nouvelle guerre froide³⁹⁵,” Atlantico (June 20, 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “Xi Jinping’s quarrel with liberal values³⁹⁶,” China In Context (June 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “China's fraught relationship with the G7³⁹⁷,” China In Context (June 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “La stratégie officielle vis à vis de la Chine n’est plus de découpler nos économies avec Pékin mais de les « dé-risquer » et voilà ce que ça signifie³⁹⁸,” Atlantico (May 24, 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “Written Testimony Before the US-China Economic and Security Commission; Session I: CCP’s Promotion of Rule by Law³⁹⁹,” U.S.-China Economic And Security Review Commission (May 4, 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era⁴⁰⁰,” Agenda Pública (April 24, 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “China eyes Global South, not West, to expand influence⁴⁰¹,” NIKKEI Asia (March 20, 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “Xi Jinping Thought of the Rule of Law and Beijing’s goal to redefine international norms⁴⁰²,” Democratic Futures (March 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, “2023: EU decoupling from China?⁴⁰³” 9DashLine (January 18, 2023).

Rudolf, Moritz, and Godehardt, Nadine, “Germany’s (not so) new China Policy,⁴⁰⁴” The Diplomat (February 2022)

Rudolf, Moritz, and Williams, Robert, “Can Europe Avert a US-China War?⁴⁰⁵,” Project Syndicate (December 2021)

Rudolf, Moritz, “The Belt and Road Initiative: Implications for the International Order⁴⁰⁶,” World Scientific Publishing (September 2021), https://doi.org/10.1142/12321⁴⁰⁷

Rudolf, Moritz, “Masks, vaccines, and investment promises – the geopolitics of China’s COVID-19 Health Diplomacy in the MENA region,” in: Sharing security, culture and values for a shared prosperity in the Med, EUNAVFOR MED IRINI (July 2021)

Rudolf, Moritz, “The geopolitics of China’s COVID-19 Health Diplomacy⁴⁰⁸,” Verfassungsblog (May 2021)

Rudolf, Moritz, “Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law - New Substance in the Conflict of Systems with China⁴⁰⁹,” SWP Comment, (April 2021)

Rudolf, Moritz, “China’s Health Diplomacy during Covid‑19 - The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Action⁴¹⁰,” SWP Comment (January 2021)

Rudolf, Moritz, “The Hong Kong National Security Law - A Harbinger of China’s Emerging International Legal Discourse Power⁴¹¹,” SWP Comment (November 2020)

Rudolf, Moritz, “Chinese scholars’ increasing outspokenness on UN reform⁴¹²,” China Analysis, ECFR (April 2018)

Rudolf, Moritz, “China’s Security Strategy towards the Middle East⁴¹³,” China Analysis, ECFR (Juni 2017)

Rudolf, Moritz, Eder, Thomas, and Lang, Bertram, “China's Global Law Enforcement Drive - The need for a European response⁴¹⁴,” MERICS China Monitor No. 36 (January 2017)

Rudolf, Moritz, and Stanzel, Angela, “China’s New Era of Diplomacy: Engaging in Syria⁴¹⁵,” The Diplomat (January 2016)

Rudolf, Moritz, “China’s Shadow World Order, in: Connectivity Wars⁴¹⁶,” (Ed.: Mark Leonard), (January 2016)

Rudolf, Moritz, “China’s Counterterrorism Campaign Goes Global⁴¹⁷,” The Diplomat (June 2015) with Marc Julienne & Johannes Buckow

Rudolf, Moritz, “How the Chinese Government Fights Terrorism⁴¹⁸,” The Diplomat, (June 2015), with Marc Julienne & Johannes Buckow

Rudolf, Moritz, “The Terrorist Threat in China⁴¹⁹,” The Diplomat, (May 2015), with Marc Julienne and Johannes Buckow

Rudolf, Moritz, “Beyond Doubt: The Changing Face of Terrorism in China⁴²⁰,” The Diplomat (May 2015), with Marc Julienne and Johannes Buckow

Rudolf, Moritz, “China’s Shadow Foreign Policy: Parallel Structures Challenge the Established International Order⁴²¹,” MERICS China Monitor No. 18 (October 2014), with Sebastian Heilmann, Mikko Huotari and Johannes Buckow

Rudolf, Moritz, “Asymmetries in favor of China – Russian Chinese Relations after Putin’s Shanghai Visit⁴²²,” MERICS China Monitor No. 14 (July 2014), in German

Rudolf, Moritz, “Machtzentralisierung im Eiltempo Die Zentrale Reform-Führungsgruppe und die Neuorganisation der Entscheidungszentrale unter Xi Jinping⁴²³,” MERICS China Monitor No. 13. (July 2014), with Lea Shih, in German

Rudolf, Moritz, “Chinas Justizreformen nehmen Gestalt an Gerichte der unteren Ebenen erhalten größere Eigenständigkeit im politischen Machtgefüge⁴²⁴,” MERICS China Monitor No. 7 (May 2014), with Sebastian Heilman & Lea Shih, in German

Rudolf, Moritz, “Russia turns towards China – Ukraine crises causes geostrategic shift towards the PRC ⁴²⁵,” MERICS China Monitor No. 8 (May 2014), in German

Samm Sacks

Sacks, Samm, and Webster, Graham, "Address Data Security Risks from China with Comprehensive Legislation⁴²⁶," Getting China Right at Home⁴²⁷, edited by Jessica Chen Weiss (February 3, 2025).

Sacks, Samm, Zeng, Chen (Krystal), and Webster, Graham, "Moving Data, Moving Target: Uncertainties remain in China’s overhauled cross-border data transfer regime⁴²⁸," Stanford DigiChina Project (October 25, 2024).

Benson, Emily, Sacks, Samm, and Swire Peter, "The Executive Action on Sensitive Bulk and Government-Related Data Sales to Adversary Nations,⁴²⁹ " CSIS (February 29, 2024).

Sacks, Samm, Luo, Yan, and Webster, Graham, "Mapping U.S.-China Data De-Risking-Accumulating barriers and safeguards for data transfers⁴³⁰," DigiChina (February 29, 2024).

Sacks, Samm, and Swire, Peter, "Limiting Data Broker Sales in the Name of U.S. National Security: Questions on Substance and Messaging⁴³¹(拜登限制数据跨境流动的行政命令可能事与愿违⁴³²)," Lawfare (February 28, 2024).

Sacks, Samm, "China Gains as U.S. Abandons Digital Policy Negotiations⁴³³," Lawfare (November 15, 2023)

Sacks, Samm, "China's New Rules on Data Flows Could Signal a Shift Away from Security Toward Growth⁴³⁴," Peterson Institute for International Economics (October 2, 2023)

Sacks, Samm, and Swire, Peter, "A Framework for Assessing U.S. Data Policy Toward China⁴³⁵," Cross-Border Data Forum (June 27, 2023).

Sacks, Samm, Testimony⁴³⁶ at Hearing “How America Competes to Win the Future Versus China” before the House Energy & Commerce Subcommittee on Innovation, Data, and Commerce (February 1, 2023).

Sacks, Samm, Testimony⁴³⁷ at Hearing “Time Change: Hearing Protecting Americans’ Private Information from Hostile Foreign Powers” before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law (November 10, 2022).

Sacks, Samm, Creemers, Rogier, Webster, Graham, Laskai, Lorand, “Translation: Outbound Data Transfer Security Assessment Measures – Effective Sept. 1, 2022⁴³⁸,” DigiChina (July 8, 2022).

Sacks, Samm, Schaefer, Kendra, and Lu, Xiaomeng, “With Auto Data, China Buckles In for Security and Opens Up for Future Tech⁴³⁹”, DigiChina (June 10, 2021)

Sacks, Samm, and Kak, Amba, “Shifting Narratives and Emergent Trends in Data-Governance Policy Developments in China, India, and the EU⁴⁴⁰”, Paul Tsai China Center, AI NOW, and New America, August 2021

Sacks, Samm, and Perault, Matt, “A Sharper, Shrewder U.S. Policy for Chinese Tech Firms: Biden Can Make the Most of a Trump-Era Rule⁴⁴¹”, Foreign Affairs, February 19, 2021

Sacks, Samm, and Rawding, Michael, “The balkanization of the cloud is bad for everyone⁴⁴²”, MIT Technology Review, December 17, 2020

Sacks, Samm, Testimony at the U.S. Senate Data Security Hearing⁴⁴³, U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary, March 2020

Susan Thornton

Thornton, Susan, “Interview: U.S.-China: Not Let Extreme Voices Overwhelm the Right Approaches,”⁴⁴⁴DeepChina, November 17, 2023

Thornton, Susan and Lee, Juliet, “Donald Trump and North Korea, Part II? China Will Still be Key,”⁴⁴⁵The National Interest, November 13, 2023

Thornton, Susan and Wit, Joel, “Biden and Xi Must Not Forget North Korea,”⁴⁴⁶ Project Syndicate, November 13, 2023

Thornton, Susan, “The Benefits (and Limits) of China-U.S. High-Level Diplomatic Engagement,”⁴⁴⁷The Diplomat, November 9, 2023

Thornton, Susan, “Interview: Xi-Biden Summit Would Show Talking is Not Weakness,”⁴⁴⁸ South China Morning Post, October 26, 2023

Thornton, Susan, “Yellen is Heading to China, Talks Too Important to be a Bargaining Chip,⁴⁴⁹” Barron’s, July 5, 2023

Thornton, Susan, “Transitioning to a Post-Cold War Order with China,”⁴⁵⁰ UCSD Ellsworth Lecture (March 16, 2023).

Thornton, Susan, “U.S.-China Extreme Competition and the Drumbeat of War,” in Asia Policy, Volume 17, No. 4 (October 2022), p. 239-43.

Thornton, Susan, “U.S.-China Relations: Hope for Easing of Tensions at the G20 Summit in Bali,”⁴⁵¹ Italian Institute for International Political Studies Journal (October 14, 2022).

Thornton, Susan, “Will the World Make Room for China in the New Global Order,” in The China Questions II⁴⁵², August 2022.

Thornton, Susan, “Russia’s Ukraine Invasion and the Asian Century⁴⁵³,” Italian Institute for International Political Studies Journal, May 26, 2022.

Thornton, Susan, “Asia’s Ambivalence Toward Sanctioning Russia⁴⁵⁴,” East Asia Forum, May 22, 2022.

Thornton, Susan, “A Rival of America’s Making? The Debate Over Washington’s China Strategy⁴⁵⁵,” Foreign Affairs, March/April 2022.

Thornton, Susan, “This Is How Biden Can Get The Edge Over China⁴⁵⁶,” New York Times, October 21, 2021.

Thornton, Susan, and Lieberthal, Kenneth, “Forty Plus Years of U.S.-China Relations: Realities and Recommendations,” in Engaging China: Fifty Years of Sino-U.S. Relations, Columbia University Press, August 2021.

Thornton, Susan, “Biden’s China Challenge⁴⁵⁷,” Internationale Politik Quarterly, February 12, 2021.

Thornton, Susan, with co-authors, “A Roadmap for U.S.-Europe Cooperation on China¹⁹⁸,” Yale Law School Paul Tsai Center Paper Series, February 2021.

Thornton, Susan, “Averting Conflict in the South China Sea⁴⁵⁸,” in The Future of U.S. Policy Toward China, Brookings Institution, November 2020.

Thornton, Susan, “Mitigating Risks from China-Russia Relations,” Working Paper for the National Intelligence Council, October 2020.

Thornton, Susan, “China in Central Asia: Is China winning the ‘new great game’?⁴⁵⁹”, Brookings Global China, June 2020.

Thornton, Susan, “Has COVID-19 Changed China’s Approach to National Security?⁴⁶⁰,” China File, June 3, 2020.

Thornton, Susan, “Fears of a Chinese Global Takeover are Greatly Exaggerated⁴⁶¹,” Barron’s, April 7, 2020.

Thornton, Susan, and Hass, Ryan, “On Hong Kong, The U.S. Must Find Its Voice⁴⁶²,” Order From Chaos, Brookings Institution, July 30, 2019.

Thornton, Susan, “The Other Tiananmen Papers⁴⁶³,” China File, July 8, 2019.

Thornton, Susan, “China is Not an Enemy⁴⁶⁴,” Washington Post, July 3, 2019.

Thornton, Susan, “Is American Diplomacy with China Dead?⁴⁶⁵,” Foreign Service Journal, July-August 2019.

Thornton, Susan, “Is This the Beginning of a New Cold War⁴⁶⁶,” China File, December 11, 2018.

Dan Wang

Wang, Dan and Frisch, Nick, "The End of TikTok Is a Propaganda Win for Beijing⁴⁶⁷," The New York Times (14 May 2024).

Wang, Dan, "Biden Is Beating China on Chips. It May Not Be Enough.⁴⁶⁸" The New York Times, (16 July 2023).

Wang, Dan, "Foreign companies must tackle China’s three-headed Cerberus⁴⁶⁹" Financial Times (30 March 2023).

Wang, Dan, "China’s Hidden Tech Revolution⁴⁷⁰" Foreign Affairs (28 February 2023).

Wang, Dan and Lindtner, Silvia "Locked Down in Shanghai⁴⁷¹" New York Magazine (13 April 2022).

Wang, Dan, "China Hawks Don’t Understand How Science Advances⁴⁷²" The Atlantic (18 December 2021).

Wang, Dan, "China's Sputnik Moment?⁴⁷³" Foreign Affairs (29 July 2021).

Wang, Dan "Life After COVID-19: Letter From Beijing⁴⁷⁴" New York Magazine (9 April 2020).

Wang, Dan, "2023 Letter⁴⁷⁵" (23 Jan 2024).

Wang, Dan, "2022 Letter⁴⁷⁶" (4 March 2023).

Wang, Dan, "2021 Letter⁴⁷⁷" (1 Jan 2022). 

Wang, Dan, "2020 Letter⁴⁷⁸" (1 Jan 2021).

Wang, Dan, "2019 Letter⁴⁷⁹" (1 Jan 2020).

Changhao Wei

NPC Observer⁴⁸⁰

Wei, Changhao and Sun, Ying, “Why Did China Amend Its Law Governing Delegates to People's Congresses?⁴⁸¹,” The Diplomat (April 10, 2025).

Wei, Changhao, “Compilation of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Constitutional Decisions During the 2023–2024 Term (美国联邦最高法院2023–2024年度宪法案例汇编⁴⁸²),” Southwest Public Law (西南公法) (October 20, 2024). 

Wei, Changhao and Zhu, Jiawei, “An Overview of the Development of the U.S. Federal Doctrine on the Retroactivity of Judicial Decisions—and on Designing Retroactivity Rules for China’s System of Recording and Review (美国联邦司法裁判溯及力规则发展概览——兼论我国备案审查溯及力制度构建),” Journal of Regulations Filing and Review (备案审查研究), no. 1, 2024, pp. 68–99.

Wei, Changhao, “Toward a More Rigorous Mechanism for Resolving Legislative Conflicts: Unpacking China’s Transitional “Mini Law” on the Process for Resolving Legislative Conflicts⁴⁸³,” Verfassungsblog (June 24, 2024).

Wei, Changhao, Longarino, Darius, and Ren, Yixin (Claire), “Research on Sexual Harassment Cases in China’s Courts (2018–2020) (中国法院性骚扰案件研究(2018–2020年)⁴⁸⁴),” Anti-Discrimination Law Review (反歧视评论), vol. 11, 2024, pp. 40–63.

Wei, Changhao, “The Chinese Legislature’s Hidden Agenda⁴⁸⁵,” The Diplomat (February 9, 2022).

Wei, Changhao, Longarino, Darius, and Ren, Yixin (Claire), “China’s Lawmakers Take More (Cautious) Steps Against Workplace Sexual Harassment²⁷⁶,” The Diplomat (January 21, 2022).

Wei, Changhao, “Reining in Rogue Legislation: An Overview of China’s Invigoration of the ‘Recording and Review’ Process⁴⁸⁶,” Made in China Journal, May–August 2021, pp. 48–55 (魏常昊著、朱家玮译：《粗放立法精细化——中国备案审查制度激活轨迹纵览》，载《备案审查研究》[Journal of Regulations Filing and Review] 2022年第3辑，第234页)

Wei, Changhao, Longarino, Darius, and Ren, Yixin (Claire), “How Do Sexual Harassment Claims Fare in China’s Courts?²⁷⁹,” The Diplomat (August 6, 2021).

Wei, Changhao, Longarino, Darius, and Ren, Yixin (Claire), “Legal Obstacles to #MeToo Cases in China’s Courts²⁸⁰,” Jamestown China Brief (May 7, 2021).

Robert Williams

Williams, Robert, "What's Behind the Indictment of the Equifax Hackers?⁴⁸⁷," The Atlantic (February 12, 2020).

Williams, Robert, "Reflections on TikTok and Data Privacy as National Security⁴⁸⁸," Lawfare (November 15, 2019).

Williams, Robert, "Securing 5G Networks: Challenges and Recommendations⁴⁸⁹," Council on Foreign Relations (July 15, 2019).

Williams, Robert and Wheeler, Tom, "Keeping Huawei Hardware Out of the U.S. Is Not Enough to Secure 5G⁴⁹⁰," Lawfare (February 20, 2019).

Williams, Robert, "Is Huawei a Pawn in the Trade War?⁴⁹¹," Foreign Affairs (January 30, 2019).

Williams, Robert and Goldsmith, Jack, "The Failure of the United States' Chinese Hacking Indictment Strategy⁴⁹²," Lawfare (December 28, 2018).

Williams, Robert and Lim, Preston, "Huawei Arrest Raises Thorny Questions of Law Enforcement and Foreign Policy⁴⁹³," Lawfare (December 7, 2018).

Williams, Robert, "In the Balance: The Future of America’s National Security and Innovation Ecosystem⁴⁹⁴," Lawfare (November 30, 2018).

Williams, Robert and Buchanan, Ben, "A Deepening U.S.-China Cybersecurity Dilemma⁴⁹⁵," Lawfare (October 24, 2018).

Williams, Robert and Doshi, Rush, "Is China Interfering in American Politics?⁴⁹⁶" Lawfare (October 1, 2018).

Williams, Robert and Mercer, Shannon Togawa, "In Trade War With China, U.S. Can’t Get Out of Its Own Way⁴⁹⁷," Lawfare (July 31, 2018).

Williams, Robert, "The Innovation-Security Conundrum in U.S.-China Relations⁴⁹⁸," Lawfare (July 24, 2018).

Williams, Robert, “The Commerce Department's Self-Defeating Conception of National Security⁴⁹⁹,” Lawfare (February 26, 2018).

Williams, Robert, “Cyberspace Norms and U.S.-China Relations: Addressing the Challenge of ‘China, Inc.+’⁵⁰⁰,” Lawfare (February 26, 2018).

Williams, Robert, “The ‘China, Inc.+’ Challenge To Cyberspace Norms⁵⁰¹,” Hoover Institution (February 21, 2018) (PDF⁵⁰²).

Williams, Robert and Goldsmith, Jack, "The Chinese Hacking Indictments and the Frail 'Norm' Against Commercial Espionage⁵⁰³," Lawfare (November 30, 2017).

Williams, Robert, "CFIUS Reform and U.S. Government Concerns over Chinese Investment: A Primer⁵⁰⁴," Lawfare (November 13, 2017).

Williams, Robert, “Taking China Seriously on a North Korea Deal⁵⁰⁵,” Lawfare (August 20, 2017).

Williams, Robert, “Whiplash: U.S.-China Relations in Trump’s First 100 Days⁵⁰⁶,” Illinois Law Review (April 29, 2017).

Williams, Robert, “Vietnam, the UNCLOS Tribunal, and the Latest U.S. FONOP in the South China Sea⁵⁰⁷,” Lawfare (October 25, 2016).

Williams, Robert, “Tribunal Issues Landmark Ruling in South China Sea Arbitration⁵⁰⁸,” Lawfare (July 12, 2016).

Williams, Robert, “A Secret Weapon to Stop China’s Island Building: The Environment?⁵⁰⁹” The National Interest (April 20, 2015).

Williams, Robert, “China’s Transparency Two-Step: Reform and Control in the Wake of the Fourth Plenum⁵¹⁰,” Georgetown Journal of International Affairs (November 26, 2014).

Williams, Robert, "A New Vocabulary for Engagement in US-China Relations?⁵¹¹" The Diplomat (November 10, 2014).

Williams, Robert, "'Community Corrections' and the Road Ahead for Re-Education Through Labor⁵¹²," ChinaFile, Asia Society (December 20, 2013).