Publications

Trump’s tariff agenda is not simply a policy preference; it is essential for the security and safety of the United States in the decades to come.

Prioritizing the Americas after decades of neglect marks a return to traditional U.S. strategy.

In recent years, the Biden administration has promoted the need for “resilient, diverse, and secure supply chains” and urged the identification of vulnerabilities that could affect the country’s national security. Interestingly, one of the most visible components in the nation’s supply chain—ocean shipping—matches this description yet is rarely afforded the attention it deserves. That’s a costly mistake because Chinese state-owned shipping is thoroughly embedded in and integrated within the logistics infrastructure of the United States and the West more broadly. 

The newly contested region needs serious U.S. attention.