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Eric Heginbotham

 
 

Political Scientist, RAND Corporation


Eric Heginbotham
Dr. Heginbotham is a Political Scientist at RAND specializing in East Asian security issues. His recent RAND projects include work on U.S. Asian allies' responses to the rise of China and a comparative study of Chinese and Indian use of force, military doctrine, and capabilities. Heginbotham has recently completed a book manuscript on civil-military relations in East Asia and has published articles on Japanese and Chinese foreign policy in Foreign Affairs, International Security, Current History, and The National Interest. Before coming to RAND, Heginbotham was a Senior Fellow of Asia Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. He taught as a visiting faculty member of Boston College's Political Science Department and served for sixteen years in the U.S. Army Reserves and National Guard.
 
 

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