Titlebook: Chinese Defence Policy; Gerald Segal (Lecturer),William T. Tow (Visiting A Book 1984 Gerald Segal and William T. Tow 1984 Chinese.Defence.

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Nuclear Forces are thus confronted with a basic problem - the tendency to interpret Chinese nuclear doctrine primarily in terms of Western strategic thought, whether it be of the superpower or limited great power variety. The necessity to overcome ethnocentrism in strategic analysis is now well recognized.. Thus

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Military Industryector that must bow to Beijing’s overriding goal of building China into a major economic power by the end of the century. Moreover, the defense industry has been charged with unprecedented research and development and production responsibilities in support of the civilian economy. This does not mean

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