Political Geography: China / Topic: Treaties and Agreements

Author:: Anthony H. Cordesman
Publication Date:: 01-2002
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
Abstract:: Beijing continues to emerge as an increasingly active player in the region. Therefore, it is focused on becoming a world - class industrialized power through a countrywide modernization effort, which includes economic, technological, and military components of national power. Beijing already wields significant international influence by virtue of its permanent membership on the United Nations (UN) Security Council and its economic influence. China's public support for nonproliferation regimes is motivated by several factors, including a desire to enhance its image as a responsible world power and support for nonproliferation objectives.
Topic:: Nuclear Weapons, Treaties and Agreements, and United Nations
Political Geography:: Russia, China, Europe, South Asia, Beijing, and Asia

Author:: Anthony H. Cordesman
Publication Date:: 01-2002
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
Abstract:: The reporting of START accountable warheads has led to serious confusion between START accountable warheads and actual warheads.
Topic:: Nuclear Weapons and Treaties and Agreements
Political Geography:: Russia, United States, China, Europe, South Asia, Middle East, and Asia

Author:: Bruce Russett and Allan Stam
Publication Date:: 09-1998
Content Type:: Journal Article
Journal:: Political Science Quarterly
Institution:: Academy of Political Science
Abstract:: BRUCE RUSSETT and ALLAN C. STAM examine the recent decision to expand NATO to include former Soviet satellites. They argue that the further inclusion of Russia would allow NATO to become a most effective tool in managing security threats in the next century.
Topic:: Security, NATO, and Treaties and Agreements
Political Geography:: Russia, China, Eurasia, and Asia

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