HeyJaredSupply Line Politics
is where I write about the political economy of who controls what, and why it matters. About the systems I study professionally, from critical mineral supply chains to semiconductor chokepoints, and the policy decisions that shape them.
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Why China Warrants Greater Scrutiny (opens the original)
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I thank Professor Rommel Banlaoi for responding to my article through his Shangbao column and subsequent Asia Times essay. During my PhD years, I maintained a cordial relationship with Professor Banlaoi through conversations surrounding my Miriam College talk in 2018 and our participation in the Philippine Association for Chinese Studies conference in 2020. My original article already recommended greater domestic funding, universal disclosure rules, and institutional safeg
An Apology and Clarification on Epistemic Narrowing (opens the original)
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