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Wild to me that the PRC has just kind of soft annexed a chunk of Bhutan and it is passing not only unapposed but basically unremarked upon

Important and influential work by Eyck Freymann and Centre for Geopolitics's Hugo Bromley! It's high time for everyone to assess the costs and benefits of potential blockade strategies properly...

Compact of Free Association amendments (COFA) passed in Republic of Marshall Islands (27 Yes - 0 No). That means U.S., Palau, Federated States of Micronesia and Marshalls all passed. It's done. Great, patient work from all concerned. Now to implementation...

New from NBER “ After adjusting citation counts for home bias, we demonstrate that China’s apparent rise in citation rankings is overstated. Our adjusted ranking places China fourth globally….” nber.org/papers/w32468?…

So much 3rd plenum parsing about, much of it questionable. Here are a few takeaways so far but we really have to await the Decisions doc details to be fair. But here goes, for the moment 1/6

Hoover fellow @EyckFreymann and Cambridge University's Hugo Bromley join Hoover Institution distinguished research fellow Glenn Tiffert for a conversation based on their new report, "On Day One: An Economic Contingency for a Taiwan Crisis." Tune in here: hoover.org/research/rethi…

.Stanford University Hoover Fellow Eyck Freymann points out that adhering to international law and providing legal justifications will still be very important when it comes to convincing any actors who are on the fence on whether or not to support Taiwan: globaltaiwan.org/events/taiwan-…

This new book on the Soviet economy by Yakov Feygin is an important read, especially for China watchers, as Michael Pettis points out in one of the book's blurbs.

How should the U.S. respond economically on “day one” of a significant crisis in or around the Taiwan Strait? The Freeman Chair hosted a discussion with author's Eyck Freymann and Hugo Bromley to explore their recent report answering this question. csis.org/events/day-one…

A China-Taiwan War Would Start an Economic Crisis. America Isn’t Ready. nytimes.com/2024/12/31/opi… Eyck Freymann Hugo Bromley "A reasonable first step would be congressional hearings on the economic impact of a confrontation over Taiwan..." #Taiwan #economic #contingency

Very nice piece by ⁦Eyck Freymann⁩ and ⁦Hugo Bromley⁩. …It is refreshing to me to see scholars thinking through how to economically prepare for and respond to a potential Taiwan Strait crisis, beyond military measures alone. nytimes.com/2024/12/31/opi… via @NYTOpinion

If the United States responds to Chinese aggression by shattering global supply chains, it will undermine its own interests and create opportunities for Beijing, argue Eyck Freymann and Hugo Bromley. foreignaffairs.com/china/case-ava…

.Eyck Freymann and Hugo Bromley discuss how the United States can help preserve peace in East Asia—and prepare to lead the international trading system if China forces a geopolitical rupture: foreignaffairs.com/china/case-ava…

If the United States responds to Chinese aggression by shattering global supply chains, it will undermine its own interests and create opportunities for Beijing, argue Eyck Freymann and Hugo Bromley. foreignaffairs.com/china/case-ava…

🔓 Eyck Freymann & Calvin Heng analyse PRC strategies to counter financial wars with the US, namely partial RMB internationalization: keeping the capital account tightly regulated while encouraging trade partners to sign up for RMB settlement platforms. doi.org/10.1017/S03057…

Pleased to be featured in Luke N. Vargas's terrific podcast.

*New 🎙️* Tune in for a conversation w/Eyck Freymann and Eleanor M. Albert on Beijing's rationale for partially internationalizing its currency and the steps its taking to be robust and resilient to sanctions and financial attack. 🎧🔗👇uschinadialogue.georgetown.edu/podcasts/behin…

Thanks Eleanor M. Albert for inviting me on! Was a great conversation.

"The war of the future is always partly the war of the past. If the Russian invasion of Ukraine resulted in a cross between All Quiet on the Western Front and Blade Runner, in Max Boot’s phrase, any Sino-American war is likely to be part Midway and part Matrix." Thoughts inspired

Proud of this piece with Hugo Bromley