Peter Navarro

Peter Navarro is a professor of Economics and Public Policy at The Paul Merage School of Business, University of California-Irvine.

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China’s State-Sponsored Cyber Attacks Must Stop

By , May 30, 2016 in Global Pairings

Washington’s politicians must take cybersecurity as seriously as experts and U.S. business do.

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China: A Free Hand in the South China Sea?

By , February 5, 2016 in Future of Asia, Global HotSpots

Is Beijing’s maritime strategy sinking freedom of navigation In the South China Sea?

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North Korea: China’s Tar Baby

By , January 13, 2016 in Global HotSpots

Why does Beijing prop up an unhelpful ally regime that could spark a major war?

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Vietnam Dangles at the Tip of the Chinese Spear

By , January 7, 2016 in Future of Asia, Globalist Bookshelf

South China Sea islands are arguably ground zero in any potential war between China and Vietnam.

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How China and India May Come to Blows

By , November 4, 2015 in Future of Asia, Global Pairings, Globalist Bookshelf

Why could there be war between these two most populous countries in the world?

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The Sputtering Space Race — A 50-Year Perspective

By , October 9, 2007 in Globalist Perspective

Fifty years after Sputnik, is there any reason for the United States to redouble its commitment to space exploration?

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