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  • Political Warfare against Intervention Forces

    Political warfare plays a central role in Chinese military operations. China is currently conducting a deliberate, multi-layered campaign designed to weaken Taiwan’s resolve and preempt US intervention. Through the “Three Warfares”—public opinion, psychological, and

  • Reconsidering Attacks on Mainland China

    Demonstrating resolve and maintaining deterrence will rely heavily on America’s nuclear posture and its leaders’ demonstrated willingness to attack the homelands of adversaries conventionally to rapidly halt acts of aggression.

  • An Interpretation of Xi’s Taiwan Policy—and Taiwan’s Response

    While reunification is undoubtedly important to Chinese president Xi Jinping, his clear priority is to achieve the “China Dream”—something that Xi has explicitly invited Taiwanese to share in but regarded as a separate and higher-order goal than political reunification.

  • Status Quo? What Status Quo?

    Any future confluence of views on the status quo regarding Taiwan is becoming increasingly unlikely—and with it, any common baseline for cross-Strait discourse between the two sides. This is an overlooked, yet fundamentally important, aspect of cross-Strait relations.

  • Foreword

    Dr. John M. Garver, Director, Homeland Defense Institute, provides the foreword for the July-August 2024 issue of the journal, which is guest edited by Dr. Richard Newton and Dr. Cameron Carlson as a collaboration among Air University Press, the Homeland Defense Institute at the US Air Force

  • Editors’ Note

    Editors' Note: In volume 7, no. 5, the Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs proudly presents a comprehensive special issue dedicated to Sri Lanka. This edition is a mosaic of perspectives, dissecting Sri Lanka’s strategic posture, economic ventures and misadventures, humanitarian

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