Publications

2026 The Broken Nuclear Umbrella: What Comes After Extended Deterrence JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Aff · Scholar only 2 2025 Autocracy 2.0: How China's Rise Reinvented Tyranny JENNIFER M. LIND · Cornell University Press · Scholar only 5 2025 Strategies of Prioritization: American Foreign Policy After Primacy JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs · Scholar only 14 2025 To Build the World, Build the Strategy: Progressive US Foreign Policy JENNIFER M. LIND · New Visions for Grand Strategy · Scholar only — 2025 US-South Korean Nuclear Sharing: A Middle Path to Increase Security on the Peninsula JENNIFER M. LIND · Asian Journal of Peacebuilding · Scholar only 6 2024 Bipolarity is Back: How China’s Rise Transformed the Balance of Power JENNIFER M. LIND · International Security 91 2024 Do Friends Let Friends Go Nuclear? JENNIFER M. LIND · Lawfare — 2023 Authoritarian Adaptation and Great Power Competition JENNIFER M. LIND · The Kissinger · Scholar only 1 2023 Authoritarian Adaptation and the Future Balance of Power JENNIFER M. LIND · Kissinger Papers on U.S. Grand Strategy, SAIS/John Hopkins University — 2023 South Korea’s Nuclear Options JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs — 2023 Tokyo’s Nuremberg: The Tokyo Trial and the Birth of Postwar Liberalism JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs 1 2022 Invited review for H-Diplo/ISSF of Stephen Wertheim, Tomorrow, the World: The Birth of U.S. Global Supremacy JENNIFER M. LIND · H-Diplo/ISSF — 2022 Japan Steps Up JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs — 2022 Shinzo Abe and Japanese Nationalism JENNIFER M. LIND · The Diplomat — 2022 Why Shinzo Abe Thought Japan Had to Change JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs — 2021 Five Futures for a Troubled Alliance JENNIFER M. LIND · Korean Journal of Defense Analysis 14 2021 Great Power Drives Great-Power Narratives JENNIFER M. LIND · Asia policy 1 2021 Invited review for H-Diplo/ISSF of Matthew Kroenig, The Rise of Great Power Rivalry: Democracy versus Autocracy from the Ancient World to the US and China JENNIFER M. LIND · H-Diplo/ISSF — 2021 Is Japan ‘Back’? Nationalism and Military Effectiveness in Asia’s Other Great Power JENNIFER M. LIND · Journal of East Asian Studies 8 2020 Con los pies en la tierra JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign affairs: Latinoamérica · Scholar only — 2020 Narratives and International Reconciliation JENNIFER M. LIND · Journal of Global Security Studies 13 2020 Reality Check: American Power in an Age of Constraints JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs 32 2019 El futuro del orden liberal es conservador: una estrategia para salvar al sistema JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign affairs: Latinoamérica · Scholar only — 2019 The Future of the Liberal Order is Conservative: A Strategy to Save the System JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs 79 2019 The Rise of China and the Future of the Transatlantic Relationship JENNIFER M. LIND · London: Chatham House 5 2018 History Bows to Strategy JENNIFER M. LIND · Asan Forum — 2018 Is the US-China Relationship About to Permanently Shrink? JENNIFER M. LIND · Roundtable, International Economy — 2018 La vida en Asia bajo el dominio chino: cómo sería una hegemonía regional JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign affairs: Latinoamérica · Scholar only 3 2018 Life in China’s Asia: What Regional Hegemony Would Look Like JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs 78 2018 Markets or Mercantilism: How China Secures its Energy Supplies JENNIFER M. LIND · International Security 100 2018 Nationalist in a Liberal Order: How Populism Missed Japan JENNIFER M. LIND · Asia-Pacific Review 37 2018 The Art of the Bluff: the US-Japan Alliance under the Trump Administration JENNIFER M. LIND · Chaos in the Liberal Order 11 2017 A Model for the World: US-Japan Reconciliation JENNIFER M. LIND · Why Japan Matters (New York: Praeger) — 2017 Asia’s Other Revisionist Power: Why U.S. Grand Strategy Unnerves China JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs 69 2017 La otra potencia revisionista en Asia JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign affairs: Latinoamérica · Scholar only — 2017 L'Irak après Daech: Trump: une rupture de l'ordre mondial? JENNIFER M. LIND · Institut Français des Relations Internationales (IFRI) · Scholar only — 2017 Proteger el orden liberal de sí mismo JENNIFER M. LIND · Politique étrangère · Scholar only — 2017 Saving the Liberal Order From Itself JENNIFER M. LIND · Politique étrangère 4 2017 The Once and Future Kim: Succession and Stasis in North Korea JENNIFER M. LIND · North Korea and the Bomb: an Anthology, Foreign Affairs — 2016 As Obama Goes to Hiroshima, 3 Principles for a Successful Visit JENNIFER M. LIND · MonkeyCage Blog, Washington Post — 2016 Invited review of for H-Diplo/ISSF of Michael Beckley, “The Myth of Entangling Alliances.” International Security 39:4 JENNIFER M. LIND · H-Diplo/ISSF — 2016 Japan’s Security Evolution JENNIFER M. LIND · CATO Institute Policy Paper 59 2016 Keep, Toss, or Fix? Assessing US Alliances in East Asia JENNIFER M. LIND · Sustainable Security 13 2016 The Presidential Path to Hiroshima JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs 1 2015 Making Up Isn’t Hard to Do JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs 0 2015 The Creation and Challenge of the Murayama Consensus JENNIFER M. LIND · The Decline of Postwar Moderate Conservatism in Japan (Tokyo: Kadokawa-Shinsho) — 2014 Burying the Dead in East Asia JENNIFER M. LIND · The Journal of Northeast Asian History · Scholar only — 2014 China’s growing assertiveness transforms Japan’s security policy JENNIFER M. LIND · East Asia Forum · Scholar only 2 2014 Geography and the Security Dilemma in East Asia JENNIFER M. LIND · The Oxford Handbook of the International Relations of Asia 13 2014 Pivot Problems: What Washington Should Concede in East Asia JENNIFER M. LIND · Foreign Affairs —