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2020: North Korea’s Nuclear and Missile Programs

Tai Ming Cheung and Stephan Haggard

2020: Defense Transparency Index 2019

Patrick Hulme

2019: Case Study #3: Negative Intergroup Influence

Nancy Erbe

2019: Case Study #4: Empathy: Effective Response with Escalating Aggression

Nancy Erbe

2019: Case Study #2: Intrapersonal Approaches to Conflict: Cognitive & Perceptual Biases

Nancy Erbe

2019: Case Study #1: Neutral Fact-Finding and Empowerment Within Conflicted Systems

Nancy Erbe

2019: Case Study #7: Empowered Process---Skilled Leadership: Diffusion, Party Capacity & Speaking Truth to Power

Nancy Erbe

2019: Case Study #6: Cultural Competence: Ethical and Empowered Response With Discrimination

Nancy Erbe

2019: Case Study #5: Assessing Covert Bad Faith & Power Abuse

Nancy Erbe

2019: Introduction to Conflict Case Studies

Nancy Erbe

2019: Case Study #8: Empowered Process: Multicultural Collaboration

Nancy Erbe

2019: IGCC 2013 Annual Report

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2018: The Very Healthy US Defense Innovation System

Eugene Gholz and Harvey M. Sapolsky

2018: Military-Technological Innovation in Small States: The Cases of Israel and Singapore

Richard Bitzinger

2018: Introduction to 2018 SITC Research Briefs

Tai Ming Cheung

2018: How China’s Defense Innovation System Is Advancing the Country’s Military Technological Rise

Tai Ming Cheung

2018: Examining India’s Defense Innovation Performance

Laxman Kumar Behera

2018: Russian Defense Innovation in the 2010s

Vasily Kashin

2018: New Frontiers of Chinese Defense Innovation: Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Technologies

Elsa B. Kania

2018: The Israeli Approach to Defense Innovation

Dmitry Adamsky

2018: Assessing the State of Understanding of Defense Innovation

Tai Ming Cheung, Thomas G. Mahnken and Andrew L. Ross

2018: Innovation in the Interwar Years

Thomas G. Mahnken

2018: North Korea’s Approach to Defense Innovation: Foreign Absorption, Domestic Innovation, and the Nuclear and Ballistic Weapons Industrial Base

Stephan Haggard and Tai Ming Cheung

2018: Critical Factors in Enabling Defense Innovation: A Systems Perspective

Tai Ming Cheung

2018: A Quest for Autonomy and Excellence: The Defense Innovation Systems of France and Sweden

Martin Lundmark

2017: US-China Competition, the Third Offset Strategy, and Implications for the Global Arms Industry

Richard Bitzinger

2017: Chinese Defense Industry Reforms and Their Implications for US-China Military Technological Competition

Tai Ming Cheung, Eric Anderson and Fan Yang

2017: A Chinese Perspective on the US Third Offset Strategy and Possible Chinese Responses

Gaoyue Fan

2017: Forces Shaping the US Defense Industry

William Lucyshyn and John Rigilano

2017: Long-Term US Defense Budget Trends and Implications for Defense Technological Innovation

Katherine Blakeley

2017: Strategic Competition Between the United States and China in the Maritime Realm

Bryan Clark and Jordan Wilson

2017: The US-China Reconnaissance-Strike Competition: Anti-Ship Missiles,Space, and Counterspace

Kevin Pollpeter

2017: Introduction: The Emergence of Direct US‒China Defense Technological Competition

Tai Ming Cheung

2017: US–China Military Technological Competition and the Making of Chinese Weapons Development Strategies and Plans

Tai Ming Cheung

2017: Long-Term Economic, Financial, and Industrial Trends in the United States and China

Julian Snelder

2017: US-China Competition in Defense Technological and Industrial Development: Implications for the Balance of Power Over the Long Term

Evan Braden Montgomery

2017: Best Frenemies Forever: Artificial Intelligence, Emerging Technologies, and China–US Strategic Competition

Daniel Alderman and Jonathan Ray

2017: Russian Perspectives on the Third Offset Strategy and Its Implications for Russian-Chinese Defense TechnologicalCooperation

Vasily Kashin

2017: A Framework for Examining Long-Term Strategic Competition Between Major Powers

Thomas Mahnken

2017: Long-Term Strategic Competition Between the United States and China in Military Aviation

Oriana Skylar Mastro and Michael Chase

2015: Puppies Who Climbed Out of the River: The Roles and Influence of Chief Commanders and Designers

Andrew Erickson

2015: The Political and Bureaucratic Influence of the Defense Industrial Lobby in the Chinese Policy Process

Eric Anderson

2015: Higher Education and China’s Defense Science and Technology Establishment

Daniel Alderman

2015: The Human Capital Ecosystem Underlying the PLA’s Network Weapons Development

Joe McREYNOLDS, Leigh A. Ragland and Amy Chang

2015: The Human Dimension in Chinese Defense Science, Technology, and Innovation: An Overview

Tai Ming Cheung

2015: Surveying China’s Science and Technology Human Talents Programs

Fan Yang

2015: China’s Talent Recruitment Programs: The Road to a Nobel Prize and World Hegemony in Science?

Liming Salvino

2015: Defense Science and Technology Innovation Teams: Mechanisms and Indicators for Indigenous Innovation in China

Darren J. Wright

2015: Specialist Communities: People and Cultures in China’s Defense Science and Technology System

Alanna Krolikowski

2015: Experts in Defense: How China’s Academicians Contribute to Its Defense Science and Technology Development

Jordan Wilson

2015: Red, But More Expert: The Evolution of China’s “Two Chiefs” Program Manager System

Kevin Pollpeter