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November 16, 2026|Books & Edited Volumes, Reports & Briefings

National Economic Power Industry Series Anthology

How China’s systematic campaign to dominate strategically important industries threatens America’s technological leadership, economic strength, and national security—and what U.S. policymakers should do about it.

November 9, 2026|Blogs

Fact of the Week: AI Adoption for Cybersecurity More Than Doubled Across OECD Enterprises Between 2021 and 2025

The share of enterprises using AI to address these cybersecurity challenges more than doubled between 2021 and 2025, reaching 5.3 percent, or approximately one-quarter of all enterprises using AI.

November 9, 2026|Testimonies & Filings

Comments to NTIA Regarding 2027 Internet Use Survey Information Collection

We cannot close the digital divide without identifying its causes and tailoring policy interventions to prioritize its largest causes and wind down policies that address issues that are no longer substantial problems. Therefore, NTIA should tailor and deepen the survey’s ability to track the causes of the digital divide and define the characteristics of broadband that bridges that divide.

November 9, 2026|Blogs

Will Delivery-App Fee Caps Help Korea’s Small Restaurants?

South Korea should reject fee caps that could weaken services and growth opportunities, enforce existing competition law, and help restaurants adopt technologies that reduce operating costs and improve productivity.

November 9, 2026|Reports & Briefings

Mobilizing for Techno-Economic War, Part 9: Finding the Political Will to Transform America’s Economic System

The most important techno-economic policy issue America faces is how its economic system should operate and be governed. The answer is neither market capitalism nor societal capitalism nor socialism. Only national economic power capitalism can provide the framework necessary to avoid losing the techno-economic war to China.

November 5, 2026|Blogs

Better Federal Statistics Are Needed to Understand AI's Impact on Work

Policymakers lack the comprehensive data needed to understand how AI is affecting employment, wages, productivity, and the tasks workers perform. To close these gaps, federal statistical agencies should improve AI-related data collection, link technology adoption to employment outcomes, and make better use of private-sector data

November 5, 2026|Blogs

Technological Innovation Is Everything

The West must once again embrace technological progress and mount a robust intellectual attack on the forces of stasis. The alternative is decline.

November 3, 2026|Blogs

Tracking Pax Silica’s Evolution: A Timeline

Major agreements, new participants, and key diplomatic and industrial milestones in the U.S.-led Pax Silica initiative, which aims to secure global supply chains that underpin AI and other advanced technologies.

November 2, 2026|Blogs

Fact of the Week: China Approved 94 Novel Oncology Drugs From 2020 to 2025, Surpassing the United States’ 87

From 2020 to 2025, China's National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) approved 94 novel oncology drugs, surpassing the 87 approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

November 2, 2026|Op-Eds & Contributed Articles

Pass the Framework, Test the Restrictions

Korea should pass a coherent digital asset framework that gives firms room to build and compete. Restrictions on stablecoin issuers and crypto exchanges should demonstrate measurable public benefits.

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