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Brad Glosserman is deputy director and visiting professor at the Center for Rule-Making Strategies at Tama University, as well as senior advisor at Pacific Forum. His latest book, with Gilbert Rozman, is called Japan’s Rise as a Regional and Global Power, 2013-2023: A Momentous Decade. This essay draws on his newest manuscript on the geopolitics of high technology.
Brad Glosserman
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