“On issues from immigration to Cuba policy, the Obama administration and the incoming Republican Congress appear set for confrontation. Yet Asia policy remains largely bipartisan…It is therefore critical—and practical—to ask that the White House and the Republican leadership in the Congress chart a common course on policy toward Asia for the next two years. This report outlines concrete areas for action on trade, China, defense, Korea, India, and Southeast Asia.” Read “Pivot 2.0: How the Administration and Congress Can Work Together to Sustain American Engagement in Asia to 2016,” the comprehensive new report by Senior VP for Asia and Japan Chair Michael J. Green, Deputy Director and Senior Fellow of the Japan Chair Nicholas Szechenyi, and Senior Adviser and Korea Chair Victor Cha: cs.is/1HzltEG Photo credit: Flickr, creative commons
Posted on: Thu, 08 Jan 2015 15:45:13 +0000
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