The Aspen Strategy Group, Munich Security Conference, and Mercator Institute for China Studies released "Bridging the Gap: Priorities for Transatlantic China Policy" on February 18, 2023.

In their capstone policy book, the Aspen Strategy Group Rising Leaders Class of 2022 explore significant challenges for U.S. foreign policy.

In this publication, the Aspen Strategy Group's Rising Leaders Class of 2021 explores the challenges facing U.S. foreign policy.

This new ASG publication, produced in partnership with Democracy: A Journal of Ideas, explores the many challenges facing democracy both at home and around the globe.

The Aspen Strategy Group, Munich Security Conference, and Mercator Institute for China Studies released "Mind the Gap: Priorities for Transatlantic China Policy" on July 14, 2021.

In its 2020 policy book, the Aspen Strategy Group explores race, democracy, and political divisions on the American home front; the future of U.S.-China relations; the global economy; and U.S. foreign policy priorities for 2021.

This blog post is from a volume by the Aspen Strategy Group on The Struggle For Power: U.S. China Relations in the 21st Century.  The chapters in this book deal with issues ranging from the military and technological rise of China and how to compete effectively, to how to engage U.S. allies amidst this new great-power rivalry, keeping in mind two central questions about the U.S.-China relationship: Is our analysis correct about the challenges China poses to our future? And, do we have the right balance between cooperation and competition with Beijing?  In the chapter below, authors Anja Manuel, Pavneet Singh, and Thompson Paine explore the tools that are available for the U.S. to win the technology race with China. Read the full collection of papers on the China challenge here: www.asgbooks.org

This blog post is from a volume released today by the Aspen Strategy Group on The Struggle For Power: U.S. China Relations in the 21 st  Century.  The chapters in this book deal with issues ranging from the military and technological rise of China and how to compete effectively, to how to engage U.S. allies amidst this new great-power rivalry, keeping in mind two central questions about the U.S.-China relationship: Is our analysis correct about the challenges China poses to our future? And, do we have the right balance between cooperation and competition with Beijing?  In the chapter below, veteran New York Times journalist David Sanger explores a critical challenge for the U.S.-- convincing its Asian and European allies to resist the Chinese company Huawei’s efforts to secure contracts for the building of 5G systems.

Michael Chertoff discusses cybersecurity, our changing relationship with China, and his proudest moments as Secretary of Homeland Security.