Sarah Jack examines how contexts, institutions, and communities create the social value of entrepreneurship.

Yu-Che Chen outlines the forces shaping AI governance and innovative approaches to strengthening the public value of AI.

Mara Rudman calls upon US history to show how like-minded partners can shape effective industrial policy for global competitiveness.

Siwei Huang on the policy challenges facing the region as the US, EU, and China forge different AI governance frameworks.

Syaru Shirley Lin and Caroline Fried examine the challenges and policy implications for women entrepreneurs in East Asia.

Stan Shih of Acer discusses how the “new leader’s way” can encourage leadership and spur innovation.

Alicia García Herrero on the social contracts shaping entrepreneurial opportunity and risk, and pathways forward for more inclusive, equitable innovation.

Drawing on the findings and policy recommendations from PHSSR research and featuring CAPRI Senior Fellow Nomura Shuhei, this World Economic Forum article outlines priorities to strengthen prevention, early detection, and management of noncommunicable diseases.

Launching CAPRI’s new expert analysis series Roads to Resilience, Brookings expert Mireya Solís, CAPRI senior fellow Kristy Hsu, and CAPRI board member Alicia García Herrero examine how the Asia Pacific can navigate the changing global economy as US policy weaponizes trade policy. The article is also the first joint publication of CAPRI and the Brookings Institution.

How can the Asia Pacific expand economic opportunity while securing energy supplies and advancing the green transition? This multi-year project brings together research and engagement across six countries to gain insights into this dilemma.