Asia Program
The Asia program focuses on the foreign and security policy priorities of individual actors in the region, analyzes existing conflict dynamics, and outlines possible approaches from the perspectives of conflict management and multilateral cooperation. Active exchange with regional actors and multi-track dialogue round out the program’s research activity. In addition, the Asia program examines the role – and meaning – of German and European foreign and security policy in regional developments.
Key topics:
- Regional security in Northeast Asia: Trends and approaches for a new security architecture
- Chinese foreign and security policy
- Regional security in Southeast Asia and South Asia
- Trends and new approaches to conflict management on the Korean peninsula – and Europe’s role
- China’s One Belt Road initiative: trends and obstacles
- China’s role in the Middle East and Africa
We currently do not offer any internships with the Asia program.
Publications
Japan's "Economic Security" Measures
A Model for Managing China’s Rise
Meeting the China Challenge with Bolder Action
Germany Should Diversify Its Economy and Protect Its Technology
Action Plan for China and Foreign Policy
What Germany Must Do to Hold Its Own in the Systemic Competition with China
The UK and China’s security and trade relationship: A strategic void
Government Lacks Clear strategy on UK-China Trade and Security Relationship
The China Plan
A Transatlantic Blueprint for Strategic Competition