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  • A conceptual editorial illustration representing multi-dimensional security burden sharing among nations in the Indo-Pacific.

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.

  • Glowing blue DNA helix merging with digital circuitry, symbolizing biotechnology's role in national security and great power competition.

New Security Nexus Perspective: Deterrence of Biotechnological Threats

A new Security Nexus Perspective paper by Ethan Allen examines the geopolitical risks of rapid biotechnology advances, China's rise as a biotech superpower, the threat of bioweapons, and how the U.S. and its allies can strengthen deterrence, detection, and response in this critical arena of great power competition.

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