Force Planning in the New Era of Strategic Competition
If the United States means to take a return to strategic competition seriously, then force planning must evolve beyond the post–Cold War approach. A new framework would let users test their intuition and identify areas of advantage while avoiding the risk of persisting in competitions that impose onerous costs.
Mar 28, 2020 InkStick
Why the United States Needs an Active Denial Strategy for Asia
The evolving balance of power will require adjustments to U.S. strategy. Making those adjustments will help ensure that the U.S.-China relationship, now merely tense, doesn't escalate to hostile.
Jun 8, 2015 The RAND Blog