Dan Twining's guest appearances

Dan Twining

In the Arena

The Asia Chessboard

Reaganism

.think atlantic

Peter Baker

Zack Cooper

Kurt Campbell

Mike Gallagher

Mark Esper

Paul Ryan

John Hillen

Andrew Roberts

Leon Panetta

Gary Sinise

Mike Brown

Matthew Continetti

David French

Seth Moulton

Chris Christie

OwlTail

Derek Mitchell

As strategic competition between the U.S. and China heats up, old Cold War-era questions on the importance of values are being asked anew: to what extent does ideology, democracy in particular, factor into U.S. foreign policy in Asia? Mike is joined by Ambassador Derek Mitchell of the National Democratic Institute and Dr. Dan Twining of the International Republican Institute to dive into the past, present, and future roles of democracy support in U.S. Asia policy. The three begin by discussing the cliched idea that the U.S. must always choose between promotion of its values and defense of its hard interests. Mike, Derek, and Dan then turn to how the U.S. should approach Asian allies whose democratic institutions are under attack domestically and from abroad. The trio conclude the discussion by examining how the U.S. might encourage its democratic allies in Asia to see how support for democratic governance benefits their own security concerns.

As strategic competition between the U.S. and China heats up, old Cold War-era questions on the importance of values are being asked anew: to what extent does ideology, democracy in particular, factor into U.S. foreign policy in Asia? Mike is joined by Ambassador Derek Mitchell of the National Democratic Institute and Dr. Dan Twining of the International Republican Institute to dive into the past, present, and future roles of democracy support in U.S. Asia policy. The three begin by discussing the cliched idea that the U.S. must always choose between promotion of its values and defense of its hard interests. Mike, Derek, and Dan then turn to how the U.S. should approach Asian allies whose democratic institutions are under attack domestically and from abroad. The trio conclude the discussion by examining how the U.S. might encourage its democratic allies in Asia to see how support for democratic governance benefits their own security concerns.

Free to Move: Talking Democracy on the Asia Chessboard with Derek Mitchell and Dan Twining

Dr. Dan Twining, Director of the International Republican Institute, discusses the important link between the success of freedom abroad and America’s security.Read Dr. Twining’s essay on Pres. Reagan’s Westminster speech at: https://www.reaganfoundation.org/reagan-institute/scholarship/essay-series-on-presidential-principles-and-beliefs/the-westminster-speech-june-8-1982/

Dr. Dan Twining, Director of the International Republican Institute, discusses the important link between the success of freedom abroad and America’s security. Read Dr. Twining’s essay on Pres. Reagan’s Westminster speech at: <a href="https://www.reaganfoundation.org/reagan-institute/scholarship/essay-series-on-presidential-principles-and-beliefs/the-westminster-speech-june-8-1982/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.reaganfoundation.org/reagan-institute/scholarship/essay-series-on-presidential-principles-and-beliefs/the-westminster-speech-june-8-1982/</a>

The Fate of Free Peoples and America's Security: A Conversation with Dan Twining

Dr. Dan Twining, President of the International Republican Institute, joined the “In The Arena” podcast to discuss how his organization helps develop democracy around the world and the contemporary challenges global democracy faces.For more candid conversations on the “In The Arena” podcast, please subscribe on iTunes or Soundcloud.

Dr. Dan Twining, President of the International Republican Institute, joined the “In The Arena” podcast to discuss how his organization helps develop democracy around the world and the contemporary challenges global democracy faces. For more candid conversations on the “In The Arena” podcast, please subscribe on iTunes or Soundcloud.