Why Peace Games? Insights from East Asia
Why Peace Games? Insights from East Asia
Why Peace Games? Insights from East Asia
By Andrew Scobell, Frank Aum
April 11, 2024
Summary
The article "Why Peace Games? Insights from East Asia" argues for the importance of peace games amidst a backdrop of heightened war simulations, particularly concerning China. While war games focus on military scenarios, peace games simulate diplomatic engagements to explore and enhance statecraft aimed at preventing conflicts and promoting peace. Drawing on their extensive national security expertise, the authors emphasize the necessity of these simulations in understanding and addressing complex international relations challenges. They highlight examples such as simulations involving Syria and tensions with North Korea and China, illustrating how peace games offer strategic insights and potential pathways for peaceful resolutions amidst global geopolitical tensions.
Reference
Scobell, A., & Aum, F. (2024, April 11). Why Peace Games? Insights from East Asia. United States Institute of Peace. https://www.usip.org/publications/2024/04/why-peace-games-insights-east-asia