John Mearsheimer and Joseph S. Nye Jr. on the rise of China and America's engagement policy.

Author and political scientist Joseph Nye on China and the U.S. rebalance to Asia.

China needs to rethink its quest for soft power.

China (and others) are increasingly referencing Sun Tzu as a source of soft power.

Interdisciplinary experience would benefit both scholars and diplomats, but there are some hurdles to clear.

Xi is harnessing China’s growing strength for a peaceful ascendance as a rising global power.

Beijing’s “all-culture” focus is delivering a poor return on its soft power investment.

Joe Nye has outlined a cogent view of the future. Now we need a roadmap to get there.

Good leadership in this century may or may not be transformational but it is important to start with the Hippocratic oath: first, do no harm.

“The weak can offset the advantages enjoyed by the strong…”

Will China change its stance on Syria or in the South China Sea? What is the future of cyberwarfare? Can America’s shift to the Pacific find success?