DTIC ADA440613: Countering Chinese Proliferation Activity pdf

DTIC ADA440613: Countering Chinese Proliferation Activity

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Control of the proliferation of nuclear technology (including fissile material), chemical and biological weapons and their precursors, and ballistic missile delivery systems continues to be a priority for the United States Government. While progress has been made with a number of key countries (e.g., Russia, Israel, South Africa, Argentina) to control the flow of technologies applicable to weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), concrete progress with China remains elusive. China continues to serve as the major source of proliferation concern for the United States. It is imperative that steps be taken to alter Chinese behavior, since a failure to do so places in danger the whole of the Administration’s nonproliferation policy. This paper analyzes Chinese behavior, the threat posed to U.S. interests, and proposes a series of short-term steps to move the situation beyond its current impasse and to bring Chinese comportment into line with prevailing world standards

• Creator/s: Defense Technical Information Center
• Date: 1/1/1994
• Year: 1994
• Book Topics/Themes: DTIC Archive, Tomchik, Stephen J, NATIONAL WAR COLL WASHINGTON DC, *NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION, *FOREIGN POLICY, *MASS DESTRUCTION WEAPONS, *UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, *ARMS CONTROL, *CHINA, SYRIA, GUIDED MISSILES, GOVERNMENT(FOREIGN), BEHAVIOR, CHEMICAL WARFARE AGENTS, IRAN, LEGISLATION, BIOLOGICAL WARFARE AGENTS, TREATIES, TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER, STANDARDS, THREATS, EXPORTS, ALGERIA, INDIA, PAKISTAN

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