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China's evolving strategic detterence concepts and capabilities/ Michael S Chase

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CHASE Michael S

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CHINA -- WEAPON -- CAPABILITIES

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In: The Washington Quarterly Vol.39, No.1, Spring 2016, pp.117-136 (108)Summary: China's development of advanced weapons and equipment must adhere to the principle that "what the enemy fears is what we develop" an approach that was reportedly first articulated following the May 1999 embassy bombing and that continues to guide China's approach to developing its strategic deterrence capabilities.

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China's development of advanced weapons and equipment must adhere to the principle that "what the enemy fears is what we develop" an approach that was reportedly first articulated following the May 1999 embassy bombing and that continues to guide China's approach to developing its strategic deterrence capabilities.

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