Authoritarian Influence in International Organizations: The Case of Interpol
By Edward Lemon In late 2018, Interpol, the world’s 194-member police cooperation organization, made international headlines when its …
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India’s Interest in a Democratic Indo-Pacific
By Constantino Xavier In the era of globalization, observers have closely watched India and China to see how …
Responding to Authoritarian Interference: Leveraging the Democratic Toolkit
By Laura Rosenberger There is little debate today that authoritarian powers are using asymmetric tools to weaken democratic …
Turning Back: China’s Governance U-Turn Under Xi Jinping
By Susan Shirk China in the twenty-first century is a vibrant modern economy and society open to the …
China’s Three-Pronged Play for Global Leadership
By Minxin Pei Since Mao Zedong’s death, the foreign policy of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has …
The Point of Sharp Power
By Christopher Walker In recent years, Russia and China have poured considerable resources into arenas typically associated with …