Does China have an arms control policy?

China Rising: Nationalism and Interdependence

Volumn , Issue , 2013, Pages 90-106

  Godement, François ^a  

^a French Institute of International Affairs   (France)

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1. James Shinn, 'Conditional engagement with China', in James Shinn (ed.), Weaving the net. conditional engagement with China, 1996, Council on Foreign Relations, New York, p. 17
2. See Alastair lain Johnston, 'China's new "old thinking": the concept oflimited deterrence', International Security, Vol. 20, No.3 (winter 1995-6)
3. J.C. Hopkins and W. Hu, Strategic views from the second tier, the nuclear weapon policies of France. Britain and China, 1995, Transaction Books, New Brunswick
4. J. Mohan Malik, 'China's unprincipled stand on nuclear disarmament', Pacific Research, Vol. 7, No.4, November 1994, p. 6
5. Alastair lain Johnston, 'Learning vs. adaptation: explaining change in Chinese arms control policy in the 19808 and 19908', The China Journal, No. 35, January 1996
6. Paul M. Evans, 'The new multilateralism in the Asia-Pacific and the conditional engagement of China', in James Shinn, 1996 op. cit., p. 264
7. Banning N. Garrett and Bonnie S. Glaser, 'Chinese perspectives on nuclear arms control', Vol. 20, No.3 (winter 1995/6), p. 46, quoting a Chinese interview
8. Sha Zuicang (China's ambassador, to the CD), 'China and the NPT', Disarmament, Vol. 18, No. I, 1995, pp' 18-23
9. Gerald Segal, 'Tying China into the international system', SUrvival, Vol. 37, No.2, p. 69