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CSC 26-2 – Big Events Produce Big Results
142 Fellows from 25 countries joined DKI APCSS's Comprehensive Security Course 26-2 to build resilient solutions and strengthen Indo-Pacific security cooperation.
Security Nexus Perspective: Beyond the Two Percent — A Practitioner Framework for Assessing Burden Sharing in the Indo-Pacific
A new Security Nexus Perspective by Deon Canyon and Michael Kolton, professors at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies introduces BRISC, a practitioner framework that moves beyond the two-percent GDP metric to assess Indo-Pacific burden sharing across access, intelligence, operational, and strategic contributions.
Security Nexus Perspective: Towards a Layered Denial Strategy — Lessons from the Black Sea for Taiwan
A new Security Nexus Perspective by Moe Reichardt examines how lessons from Ukraine's use of maritime drones in the Black Sea can inform Taiwan's asymmetric defense and a layered denial strategy against potential Chinese naval coercion.
Security Nexus Perspective: Navigating the Storm — India’s Energy Security and the Strategic Pivot to the United States
A new Security Nexus Perspective by Dr. Srini Sitaraman and Ms. Anuttama Banerji examines India's energy security amid the West Asia conflict and the strategic pivot toward the United States through trade, hydrocarbons, and clean-energy cooperation.
Security Nexus Perspective: Shaping Access Terrain — Accepting the Loan, Ceding the Terrain
A new Security Nexus Perspective by Dr. Deon Canyon examines how states cede strategic control by accepting infrastructure financing without access conditions, using Cambodia, Vanuatu, and Kiribati to show why shaping access terrain before construction is essential to preserving sovereignty.
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