Research area

Strategic Competition

Strategic competition is fought through capital, technology, logistics, energy, and the institutions that coordinate them.

Power layer · System in view

Standards, supply chains, deterrence, industrial capacity, capital access, and coalition structure.

Competition is now fought through the systems that determine who can sustain advantage, not only through formal geopolitical events.

What this theme watches
  1. Who controls the standard
  2. Where supply chains become leverage
  3. Which advantages prove durable under stress
Publication record

All work in Strategic Competition

Reports and memos ranked by publication date with content type, access, and read-time context.

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Report

Compound Learning and Decision Advantage

Strategic competition with China is a contest of institutional learning rates, not just a clash of platforms and inventories.

Date
Jun 2, 2026
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Free
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5 min
02
Memo

Asymmetric Alliance

Hard break in the special relationship

Date
Apr 27, 2026
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Free
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4 min
04
Memo

Trends in US-China Power

Mapping military advantages—why speed matters more than scale

Date
Jan 28, 2026
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Free
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4 min

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