Tech-Gemony

Brad Glosserman is Director of Research and Senior Advisor at Pacific Forum. A member of the Japan Times editorial board, he writes a weekly column on geopolitics and technology. He is the author of Peak Japan: The End of Grand Ambitions, co-editor of Japan's Rise as a Regional and Global Power: 2013–2023, and co-author of The Japan–South Korea Identity Clash.David S. Lee is an award-winning professor at HKU Business School, University of Hong Kong, focusing on corporate governance, ethics, fintech, and leadership. His writing and commentary have been featured in the Harvard Business Review, Nikkei Asia, and other mainstream and academic publications. Before entering academia, he worked in law and finance, beginning his career at Goldman Sachs.

• Acknowledgements Introduction PART I FRAMING THE NEW NATIONAL SECURITY ECONOMY Chapter 1: Rethinking National Security in a New Type of Competition Chapter 2: A World of Insecurity PART II GOVERNMENT IN THE NEW NATIONAL SECURITY ECONOMY Chapter 3: China Reimagines Capitalism Chapter 4: Governments Respond: Playing Defense Chapter 5: Governments Respond: Playing Offense PART III BUSINESS IN THE NEW NATIONAL SECURITY ECONOMY Chapter 6: The New Normal for Business Chapter 7: Framing the Business Response Chapter 8: Business Purpose in the New National Security Economy PART IV A PERILOUS MOMENT Chapter 9: A Perilous Moment Notes Index

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