National Missile Defense and China’s Current Security Perceptions
December 14, 2001
Presented to the Stimson/CNA NMD-China Project on December 14, 2001
From Beijing's perspective, NMD poses a fundamental challenge to China's nuclear deterrent. Finkelstein probes Chinese perspectives in assessing PRC reactions to NMD, and encourages Beijing and Washington to undertake substantive strategic talks. For China, this will be a chance to shape what it claims is a core security concern.
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May 19, 2010
East Asia
May 04, 2010
China
March 15, 2002
Chinese Perspectives on US Ballistic Missile Defense
US notice of impeding abrogation of the ABM Treaty and the development of Ballistic Missle Defenses (BMD) has generated great concern in Beijing. China's small nuclear arsenal capable
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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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January 17, 2002
Missile Defense and the Taiwan Scenario
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
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