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Cortez A Cooper

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Options for Strengthening Rok Nuclear Assurance

Options for Strengthening Rok Nuclear Assurance

Bruce W Bennett; Kang Choi; Cortez A Cooper; Bruce E Bechtol; Myong-Hyun Go; Gregory S Jones; Du-Hyeogn Cha; Uk Yang

RAND Corporation
2023
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As the North Korean nuclear weapon threat has grown, many in the Republic of Korea (ROK) do not feel assured by the U.S. nuclear umbrella. They favor ROK development of nuclear weapons, a potential disaster for the ROK and the United States. The authors propose options for strengthening that assurance, including enhancing strategic clarity, coercing the North to freeze its nuclear weapons, and committing U.S. nuclear weapons to support the ROK.
Managing Escalation While Competing Effectively in the Indo-Pacific

Managing Escalation While Competing Effectively in the Indo-Pacific

Bryan Frederick; Kristen Gunness; Bonny Lin; Cortez A Cooper; Bryan Rooney; James Benkowski; Nathan Chandler; Cristina L Garafola; Jeffrey W Hornung; Karl P Mueller; Paul Orner; Timothy R Heath; Christian Curriden; Emily Ellinger

RAND Corporation
2023
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This report assesses how China may react to expanded or varied U.S. military activities in the Indo-Pacific. It provides a framework of key factors likely to determine Chinese responses and identifies the characteristics of U.S. military activities that may either enhance deterrence of Chinese aggression or increase the risks of an escalatory Chinese reaction.
The PLA and China's Rejuvenation

The PLA and China's Rejuvenation

Timothy R. Heath; Kristen Gunness; Cortez A. Cooper

RAND
2016
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This study describes China s national and security strategies and its approach to war and escalation control; summarizes its military capabilities developments; and reviews its concepts for deterrence in strategic (nuclear, space, and cyber) and conventional domains. The study concludes with implications for U.S. policymakers and warfighters."
Future Scenarios for Sino-Russian Military Cooperation

Future Scenarios for Sino-Russian Military Cooperation

Mark Cozad; Cortez A Cooper; Alexis A Blanc

RAND Corporation
2024
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In this report, the authors explore possible future cooperation scenarios between the Russian Armed Forces and the People's Liberation Army by examining historical patterns of Russian and Chinese alliance behavior, military-to-military engagements between these two militaries, and three scenarios that illustrate how Russian and Chinese forces might operate together, as well as implications for U.S. policymakers, commanders, and planners.
Middle-Power Equities in a Cross-Strait Conflict

Middle-Power Equities in a Cross-Strait Conflict

Rafiq Dossani; Cortez A Cooper; Joan Chang

RAND Corporation
2024
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In this report, the authors explore the equities of four middle powers-Australia, Canada, Japan, and the United Kingdom-and roles that they might play in deterring or limiting conflict between China and Taiwan over the Taiwan Strait. A country's equities are its long-term interests in a scenario, such as a cross-Strait conflict. Middle powers are nations that are not small but lack the size and influence to significantly disrupt global affairs.
Preparing for Great Power Conflict

Preparing for Great Power Conflict

Mark Cozad; Keith Gierlack; Cortez A Cooper; Susan G Straus; Sale Lilly; Stephanie Anne Pillion; Kelly Elizabeth Eusebi

RAND Corporation
2023
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The authors examine how direct combat experience has shaped the way the U.S. military approaches training and how indirect experience outside combat has shaped the approach of the People's Liberation Army (PLA). The authors then consider the extent to which training and operational model adaptations in both militaries have kept pace with an evolving global context and prepared the U.S. military and PLA for great power conflict.
Simulating Chinese Gray Zone Coercion of Taiwan

Simulating Chinese Gray Zone Coercion of Taiwan

Raymond Kuo; Christian Curriden; Cortez A Cooper; Joan Chang; Jackson Smith; Ivana Ke

RAND Corporation
2023
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This paper shares the results of an exercise hosted by the RAND Corporation to explore the risk of escalation from Chinese activities in the gray zone to conventional war. The results showed an overall low risk of Taiwanese escalation because of Chinese military power and Chinese and U.S. constraints on Taiwan's decisionmaking. The exercise's U.S. team would consider escalation to military force only if Taiwan faced an existential threat.
Alternative Futures Following a Great Power War

Alternative Futures Following a Great Power War

Miranda Priebe; Bryan Frederick; Anika Binnendijk; Alexandra T Evans; Karl P Mueller; Cortez A Cooper; James Benkowski; Asha Clark; Stephanie Anne Pillion

RAND Corporation
2023
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The Department of Defense has become increasingly focused on competition with China and Russia and the possibility of great power war. RAND researchers generated four plausible near-term war scenarios and assessed how they could shape the postwar strategic environment. These scenarios show the complex relationship between wartime and postwar goals, highlighting the importance of considering postwar outcomes in prewar planning.
Democracy in the Asia-Pacific Region

Democracy in the Asia-Pacific Region

Rafiq Dossani; Eugeniu Han; Cortez A Cooper

RAND
2022
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Why do some Asian states consolidate democratic gains while others slide toward authoritarianism? In this report, RAND researchers use a literature review, statistical analysis, and case studies of Taiwan, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Malaysia to study democratization and the factors that influence it among small Asian states, identify policies that can support democratization, and examine how external actors can help countries democratize.
Transformation of Taiwan's Reserve Force

Transformation of Taiwan's Reserve Force

Ian Easton; Mark Stokes; Cortez A. Cooper; Arthur Chan

RAND
2021
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As the political-military challenge from the People's Republic of China grows in the years ahead, Taiwan's reserve force may need to play a more prominent role in Taipei's strategic relationship with Beijing. The authors of this report assess Taiwan's current reserve force and discuss steps that Taiwan can take to enhance the role of the reserves in deterring and, if necessary, defending against a cross-Strait invasion.
Regional Responses to U.S.-China Competition in the Indo-Pacific
In this country-level report in a series, the authors assess the impact of the changes in China's strategic behavior and U.S.-China relations over the past decade on Singapore in terms of its security policies and relationships in the Indo-Pacific region. The project also examines how the United States can improve its ability to work with allies and partners to maintain its advantage in long-term competition with China.
Chinese Views of Big Data Analytics

Chinese Views of Big Data Analytics

Derek Grossman; Christian Curriden; Logan Ma; Lindsey Polley; J D Williams; Cortez A Cooper

RAND
2020
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Chinese primary-source materials indicate that China is aggressively working toward becoming a global leader in big data analytics as part of its plan to achieve great power status. The authors of this report assessed a variety of primary sources, including specific ministry-level plans and guidance, and pinpointed how Beijing is using big data analytics to survey its domestic population and enhance its military capabilities.