Joel Wuthnow

The Danger in the Middle: Will Xi’s Purges Increase the Risk of War?

February 24, 2026
Joel Wuthnow
The Danger in the Middle: Will Xi’s Purges Increase the Risk of War?

Power, Paranoia, and the People’s Liberation Army

February 19, 2026
Jonathan Czin, Peter Mattis, Dennis Wilder, Joel Wuthnow, and Ryan Evans
Power, Paranoia, and the People’s Liberation Army

How China Could Counter U.S. Intervention in War Over Taiwan

May 27, 2025
Joel Wuthnow
How China Could Counter U.S. Intervention in War Over Taiwan

China’s New Info Warriors: The Information Support Force Emerges

June 24, 2024
Joel Wuthnow
China’s New Info Warriors: The Information Support Force Emerges

Pushing Back Against China’s New Normal in the Taiwan Strait

August 16, 2022
Bonny Lin and Joel Wuthnow
Pushing Back Against China’s New Normal in the Taiwan Strait

China’s Shifting Attitude on the Indo-Pacific Quad

April 7, 2021
Joel Wuthnow
China’s Shifting Attitude on the Indo-Pacific Quad

Brahmaputra: A Conflict-Prone River Takes a Step Backwards

December 23, 2020
Joel Wuthnow, Satu Limaye, and Nilanthi Samaranayake
Brahmaputra: A Conflict-Prone River Takes a Step Backwards

The Re-conquerors of Hong Kong? A Primer on China’s People’s Armed Police

August 23, 2019
Joel Wuthnow
The Re-conquerors of Hong Kong? A Primer on China’s People’s Armed Police

Doklam, One Year Later: China’s Long Game in the Himalayas

June 7, 2018
Joel Wuthnow, Satu Limaye, and Nilanthi Samaranayake
Doklam, One Year Later: China’s Long Game in the Himalayas

Did China Use Water as a Weapon in the Doklam Standoff?

October 4, 2017
Joel Wuthnow
Did China Use Water as a Weapon in the Doklam Standoff?

From Green to Purple: Can the Chinese Military Become More Joint?

March 30, 2017
Joel Wuthnow and Phillip C. Saunders
From Green to Purple: Can the Chinese Military Become More Joint?