Regional Security

Global Risks 2035: The Search for a New Normal

Author:

Atlantic Council

Keywords:

2035

Global Defense Industry

Date of Editorial Board meeting:

1st Editorial Board Meeting

Publication date:

Thursday, September 22, 2016

Abstract in English:

What will the world be like in 2035? The forecast seems dire. In the four years since Global Trends 2030 was published, the biggest change in the world is the increased risk of major conflict. In 2012, a large-scale US/NATO conflict with Russia or China was close to unthinkable. Now, the post-Cold War security order has broken down, and the consequences are immense, potentially threatening globalization.

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The U.S.-ASEAN Relationship in 2030

Author:

Center for Strategic & International Studies

Keywords:

US-ASEAN Relationship

Defence in Asia

Regional Security

United States in Asia

Innovation and Technology in Asia

Asian Markets

Security (Security, Crime, Defence)

Date of Editorial Board meeting:

1st Editorial Board Meeting

Publication date:

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Abstract in English:

"Thinking about the U.S.-ASEAN relationship in 2030 is a useful exercise for testing the tenets of U.S. strategy in the region and in Asia generally. Does the United States have plans in place that will move it toward a vision—along with ASEAN, its members, and other key actors—that promotes its best interests on issues ranging from economic growth and prosperity to regional security to coping with transnational threats and disaster? And can the United States do so while promoting strong people-to-people ties, innovation, and collaboration? Are we investing in these efforts? Do we have the resources and political will to follow them through to fruition?

The answers are at our fingertips. We have the momentum and resources to make choices. This may not be the case 18 years from now, however."

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