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A&S political scientist Michael Beckley’s new book “Danger Zone: The Coming Conflict With China,” co-authored by Hal Brands, is discussed in this article, which requires a subscription to read in full.

Fletcher’s Chris Miller comments on the United States’ control over the “main choke points in the semiconductor production process.” Miller is the author of “Chip War: The Fight For The World’s Most Critical Technology.” 

This article highlights engineering’s Valencia Joyner Koomson's work developing a prototype pulse oximeter that includes technology that can adapt to different skin tones. Photos of Koomson are included in this article, which is part of a series exploring racism in health and medicine.

Fletcher’s Chris Miller is quoted in this article examining how House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan might impact U.S.-Chinese relations.

Fletcher’s Kenneth Pucker comments in this article on the rethinking of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing.

A&S political scientist Michael Beckley co-authors this article examining why China’s position as a “once-rising power” increases the likelihood of an attack on Taiwan and the crucial role the U.S. must play in addressing China’s threats. 

Fletcher Dean Rachel Kyte comments on Great Britain’s climate diplomacy efforts since COP26.

Fletcher’s Amy Myers Jaffe joins this episode of “The Energy Gang” podcast to discuss the energy crisis in Europe. 

The Friedman School’s Daniel Maxwell says a new deal between Russia and Ukraine to allow the safe export of Ukrainian wheat and other grains “will be helpful, but it won’t make the food crisis go away.”