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Andrew L. Oros

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Professor of Political Science and Int'l Studies at Washington College in Maryland and author of "Japan's Security Renaissance"
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Xi Jinping’s Visit to Pyongyang: Regional Roundup

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By Jenny Town, Rachel Lee, Michael Cunningham, J. James Kim, Andrew L. Oros
| 38 North Verified
Stimson experts weigh in on Chinese President Xi Jinping’s June 8-9 visit to North Korea and its implications for bilateral relations, regional dynamics, and global security more broadly.
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Asia’s Aging Security: How Demographic Change Affects America’s Allies and Adversaries

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By Andrew L. Oros
| Foreign Affairs Verified
Oros challenges the widely held theory of “geriatric peace,” which claims that societies are less likely to go to war as their populations get older. East Asia, he argues, faces an “aging security dilemma”: as states grow concerned that rapid aging could weaken their ability to fight, they develop and deploy new weapons and methods of warfare that could contribute to greater conflict.
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The Rising Security Challenge of East Asia's "Dual Graying": Implications for U.S.-Led Security Architecture in the Indo-Pacific

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By Andrew L. Oros, "Darker Shades, "Kishida Says Japan, " Nikkei Asia
| muse.jhu.edu
[End Page 75] [End Page 76] Northeast Asia's traditional powers are together experiencing one of the most consequential challenges of the 21st century: the rapid aging of their populations at a rate unprecedented in human history.
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