Inside Intelligence Presents: Four Scenarios of PRC Action Against Taiwan

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Join host Michael Ard for a curated discussion with Gabriel Collins on "Coercion, Blockade, Invasion, or Destruction: Four Scenarios of Potential PRC [People's Republic of China] Action Against Taiwan." This event is hosted by the Johns Hopkins MS in Intelligence Analysis program.

Gabriel Collins is a fellow in energy and environmental regulatory affairs at Rice University's Baker Institute. He was previously an associate attorney at Baker Hostetler, LLP, and is the co-founder of the China SignPost™ (洞察中国) analysis portal. Collins has worked in the Department of Defense as a China analyst and as a private-sector global commodity researcher, authoring more than 100 commodity analysis reports, both for private clients and for publication. Collins' research portfolio is global. His work currently focuses on legal, environmental, and economic issues relating to water—including the food-water-energy nexus—as well as unconventional oil and gas development, the intersection between global commodity markets, and a range of environmental, legal, and national security issues. His analysis draws from a broad swath of geospatial and other data streams and often incorporates insights from sources in Chinese, Russian, and Spanish. Collins received his bachelor's degree from Princeton University and a law degree from the University of Michigan Law School. He is licensed to practice law in Texas.