Vincent So
Biography
Publications
Vincent So is CEO of the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand. He writes on health, geostrategy, and economics. He has held leadership roles in global pharmaceuticals and began his career in investment banking. He also served as an adviser to Australian and New South Wales ministers in national security and treasury portfolios. He holds a Master’s degree with Distinction from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Views are his own and not of his employer. Connect on LinkedIn.
What year is it in China? Rethinking the timeline of a rising power
China’s international posture reflects not the confidence of a stable hegemon, but the impulses of a nationalist power in transition.
The logic of neutrality in the Indo-Pacific
Regional governments use deliberate ambiguity to extract benefits from both United States and China while avoiding costly commitments to either.
Is Taiwan prepared to fight for itself?
What Taiwan must prove to keep the support of friends.
The Beiping model: How China could absorb Taiwan without a war
Victory can be achieved through the slow erosion of political cohesion, without triggering a Western military response.
