Building Partnerships Against Chinese Revisionism: A "Latticework" Strategy for the Indo-Pacific
Dr. Christopher Ford • June 10, 2022
Dr. Ford's paper on U.S. partnership relationships in the Indo-Pacific -- entitled "Building Partnerships Against Chinese Revisionism: A 'Latticework' Strategy for the Indo-Pacific" -- was published by the National Institute for Public Policy in June 2022 as part of its Occasional Papers series (vol. 2, no. 6). You can find it on NIPP's website here, or use the button below to download a PDF.


Below is an edited version of prepared text upon which Professor Ford based his shorter oral remarks on a panel on “Arms Control and Nuclear Risk Reduction” at the India-U.S. Strategic Dialogue held in New Delhi on September 18, 2026, sponsored by MIT’s Center for Nuclear Security Policy and the Observer Research Foundation .
Dr. Ford's article on the conceptual challenges of "tailoring" nuclear deterrence -- and suggesting a more robust and muscular alternative approach -- was published in Missouri State University's journal Defense & Strategic Studies Online (DASSO) in July 2026. You can find DASSO's webpage here , and an online copy of Dr. Ford's article here -- or use the button below to download a PDF. (This paper was also published in the Journal of Policy and Strategy , vol. 6, no 2 (2026), pp. 19-38, and can be found here .)







