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    The 2022 Pelosi Visit to Taiwan: Assessing US-China Signaling and Action-Reaction Dynamics

    In recent years, the United States and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have found it particularly challenging to interpret one another’s foreign policy signals. Misinterpretation of each other’s signaling may contribute to a bilateral action… Read more

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    By: Andrew Scobell, Ph.D.; Shao Yuqun; Carla Freeman, Ph.D.; Wu Chunsi; Alison McFarland; Ji Yixin

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    Religious Actors in Formal Peace Processes

    Despite the significant impact—both real and potential—that religious actors and communities can have on formal peace processes, there is little research on or analysis of their engagement as part of these processes. This report aims to remedy this… Read more

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    By: Alexander Bramble, S. Ayse Kadayifci-Orellana, Thania Paffenholz

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    The Future of the Security Sector in Ukraine

    Executive SummaryThe aim of this report is to present practical options for advancing Ukraine’s security sector capabilities to consolidate peace and stability as the country transitions from war to peace; the United States Institute of Peace does not… Read more

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    By: Lauren Baillie; Ena Dion; Philippe Leroux-Martin; Ian Platz; Ambassador William B. Taylor; Calin Trenkov-Wermuth, Ph.D.

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    The New Dynamics of Contemporary Conflicts

    About the Paper USIP convened an expert panel of scholars and researchers over a four-month period in 2023–24 to explore lessons learned from the management of conflicts in prior periods of global turbulence. This is the first paper in a three-part… Read more

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    By: Mark Berlin; Sandra Tombe, Ph.D.; Timothy D. Sisk