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How Much Do Strategic Thinkers Affect US Policy Anyway?

How Much Do Strategic Thinkers Affect US Policy Anyway?

By Robert Farley
Foreign policy sometimes reflects what strategic thinkers recommend, but that might be coincidence.

Strategies of Poverty

The Diplomat in partnership with Tufts University hosted a joint panel on U.S. Foreign Policy. Our Naval Diplomat speaks…

The Commons: Beijing's "Blue National Soil"

The Commons: Beijing's "Blue National Soil"

“The commons must remain the commons, lest the system of liberal trade and commerce collapse…”

Small Navy, Strong Navy

Small Navy, Strong Navy

Just because a smaller nation can’t deploy massive naval power does not mean it can’t be credible — or dangerous.

Daniel Inouye, R.I.P.

James Holmes remembers Senator Daniel Inouye of Hawaii.

Red Star Over the Atlantic?

Red Star Over the Atlantic?

Could Chinese naval vessels soon be on patrol in the Atlantic Ocean?

Beijing's Goal: A New Normal

Beijing's Goal: A New Normal

By acting as though it exercises jurisdiction over disputed areas, China hopes to create a new status quo.

Thucydides, Japan and America

Thucydides, Japan and America

As Tokyo and Washington revise their defense guidelines, a look to one of ancient Greece’s most renowned scholars would be wise.

A Clash of Civilizations on the High Seas

A Clash of Civilizations on the High Seas

“A common civilization is no guarantee of harmony; a different civilization is no guarantee of conflict or war.”

What To Fear: China's Strength or Weakness?

What To Fear: China's Strength or Weakness?

The Naval Diplomat’s “Excellent Adventure” at Duke University takes an interesting turn.

The Naval Diplomat’s Excellent Adventure: Duke University

The Naval Diplomat gives us his thoughts on China’s Leadership transition from the ‘road.’

Visas as Anti-Access Weapons

Visas as Anti-Access Weapons

Are researchers who fear being denied visas to China self-censoring their words in order not to offend?

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