Cyber Wars: Confronting China's Digital Threat
Elizabeth Economy sits down with Adam Segal to discuss recent AI developments and cyber policy.
The Hoover Institution's Program on the US, China, and the World delivers data-driven analysis that informs policymakers, business leaders, and the broader public about China's domestic and foreign policy and the bilateral US-China relationship and provides actionable solutions to the complex challenges at the nexus of the US-China economic and security competition.
A Hoover Institution podcast series with Elizabeth Economy that features in-depth conversations with leading political figures, scholars, and activists from around the world.
Military and political leaders map out a workable strategy for Taiwan, the United States, and their allies to deter China from pursuing acts of aggression against Taiwan.
The United States lacks an economic contingency plan for conflict with China. Hard decoupling through sanctions is not viable. Instead, the United States should prepare a “Day One” plan based on economic leadership and recovery. By harnessing incentives and market forces, Washington and core US allies can trigger avalanche decoupling in trade while working with the interests of third states and preserving dollar hegemony and the rules-based trading system.
In this essay, Dr. Ford offers an account of China’s dream of Sinocentric global order and its implications. Explaining the theory of control upon which the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) bases its power and influence, it describes the motivational structure behind Beijing’s grand strategy; the CCP’s strategic vision; how China aims to achieve that vision; and why sovereign peoples who prize their political autonomy and independence should care about these issues.
Headline-grabbing crackdowns on some of the best-known firms in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) are not isolated phenomena. Rather, the CCP has launched a massive structural undertaking to harness private capital to restore the Party’s political authority across China’s economic landscape, while preserving the technology and capital flows necessary for Xi Jinping’s ambition of making the PRC the world’s dominant superpower. This report dissects how foreign investors, businesses, and governments must grapple with new risks in a PRC economic environment where state objectives come first and national security underpins everything.
Silicon Triangle draws on the deliberations of a multidisciplinary expert working group to contemplate the dynamic global supply chain in semiconductors—one in which US industry faces growing vulnerabilities, China aggressively promotes home-grown semiconductor mastery, and Taiwan finds itself with a crucial monopoly on high-end logic chips sought by buyers globally.
China is engaged in a bid to shape how digitized information – data – will be distributed and controlled around the world for the foreseeable future.
Across sub-Saharan Africa, China has burst on to the scene as a leading partner. Although this affords African nations rich opportunities, it also exposes them to the risks of authoritarian sharp power and makes the conditions for democracy in the region more challenging.
This multidisciplinary report explores the economic and sociopolitical motives for China’s central bank digital currency and its implications for privacy, international security, and the leading role of the United States in global finance.
Research collaborations with partners in authoritarian nations raise grave ethical challenges.
Neither the US government nor the universities and national laboratories in the US research enterprise are adequately managing the risks posed by research engagements with foreign entities.
China’s Domestic Dynamics
US Technology, National Security, and Economic Competitiveness
Strategic Competition on the Global Stage
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