Missile Defense and the Taiwan Scenario
January 17, 2002
Presented to the Stimson Center/CNA NMD-China Project on January 17, 2002
Mulvenon asserts that the China-Taiwan-U.S. triangle of asymmetric capabilities, dominance and fervor, fosters a dangerously unstable environment in the Taiwan Strait, making escalation control difficult. He proposes strategic dialogue and operational talks aimed at improving crisis management between the U.S. and China, while calling for closer U.S. military coordination with Taiwan.
This relates to…
May 04, 2010
China
February 13, 2003
China and Missile Defense: Managing US-PRC Strategic Relations
As the United States has considered options for a missile defense system, it was natural enough to focus first on gaining the acquiescence of Russia, its ABM Treaty partner. But the
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February 28, 2002
Missile Defense and US Policy Options Toward Beijing
Presented to the Stimson Center/CNA NMD-China Project on February 28, 2002
This report examines the Bush administration's decision to withdraw from the Anti-Ballistic Missle (ABM)
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February 20, 2002
Missile Defense and Asian Security
Presented to the Stimson Center/CNA NMD-China Project on February 20, 2002
During the Cold War, Europe was the region most likely to be affected - for better or for worse - by US
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