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Power Problems • February 23, 2021 

# A New Approach in Asia 

Geopolitical changes in East Asia call for new ideas to inform much needed policy reforms. Jessica J. Lee from the Quincy Institute joins John Glaser to discuss how policymakers can approach a rising China, traditional East Asian allies, and a nuclear North Korea.

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- [Jessica J. Lee bio](https://quincyinst.org/author/jlee)
- Michael D. Swain, Jessica J. Lee and Rachel Esplin Odell, “[Toward an Inclusive & Balanced Order: A New U.S. Strategy in East Asia](https://quincyinst.org/2021/01/11/toward-an-inclusive-balanced-regional-order-a-new-u-s-strategy-in-east-asia/),” Quincy Institute Paper No. 5, January 2021.

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##### Jessica J. Lee 

Senior Research Fellow, East Asia Program, Quincy Institute

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##### John Glaser 

Host, Power Problems Podcast

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