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Counter proliferation bargaining with the United States : China and the spread of nuclear weapons/ Henrik Stalhane Hiim

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HIIM Henrik Stalhane

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CHINA -- NUCLEAR WEAPONS

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In: Asian Security: Vol 14, No. 3, 2018, pp. 303-317 (21A)Summary: The article demonstrates how China has used issue-linkage strategies extensively. The US has been and remains dependent on Chinese cooperation and good will to secure its nonproliferation objectives.

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The article demonstrates how China has used issue-linkage strategies extensively. The US has been and remains dependent on Chinese cooperation and good will to secure its nonproliferation objectives.

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