In-depth Analysis on the Strategic Risks and Opportunities Posed by the Rise of China

Who We Are

The rise of the People’s Republic of China presents the most significant foreign policy challenge of the twenty-first century.

Across all spheres, from the economy, to technology, security and the environment, engaging with an increasingly dominant China is both necessary and unavoidable. 

The China Strategic Risks Institute provides objective analysis of the strategic risks posed by the emergence of Chinese state authoritarianism as a dominant geopolitical force.

​​Building a green, fair and resilient solar supply chain

Andrew Yeh and Michael Woods examine the risks posed by the EU and the UK's growing reliance on China's solar PV supply chain, and what government and businesses can do to secure a resilient green transition.

Launch Report: China Through the Lens of Risk

CSRI’s launching report analyses a collection of strategic risks across geopolitics, economics, security, technology and the environment.

Xi's National Security Agenda: How can governments and businesses de-risk?

Dennis Kwok analyses how China's Counter-Espionage Law is leading to a more restricted and uncertain business environment for international companies in China.

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About the team

The China Strategic Risks Institute draws together a combination of Chinese and Western experts on issues ranging from humanities and economics to technology to provide a holistic analysis of the full range of risks and opportunities posed by the PRC.