China

7th US-China Conference on Arms Control, Disarmament and Nonproliferation

DECEMBER 16-17, 2009: CNS co-hosts US-China meeting: Enhancing Strategic Stability and Cooperation between Beijing and Washington.

OP#15: Engaging China and Russia on Nuclear Disarmament

Occasional Paper #15: Analysis and recommendations on how to place Beijing and Moscow on “the road to zero.”

China’s Belated Embrace of MIRVs

Multiple warhead capability won’t alter China’s strategic posture, writes Jeffrey Lewis in a new Stimson book.

Assessing Chinese Nonproliferation Policy: Progress, Problems and Issues for the United States

China has made gradual progress in its nonproliferation policy over the last decade.

The War on Terrorism: China’s Opportunities and Dilemmas

Jing-dong Yuan September 25, 2001 As the Bush administration rallies the international community into a broad-based coalition to support a war on terrorism, China’s reaction and posture are on the minds of US policy-makers, security analysts, and the world media. In the aftermath of the tragedy on Black Tuesday, some see opportunities for Beijing to […]

James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS)

Project Strait Talk: Security and Stability in the Taiwan Strait

In July 2000, CNS hosted a unique seminar with participants from mainland China, Taiwan, and the US. A retired senior military officer and two academics from each side met to identify and discuss trends that might destabilize the security environment in the Taiwan Strait.