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Title Engaging China and Russia on nuclear disarmament / Cristina Hansell and William C. Potter, eds
Published Monterey, CA : Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies, 2009

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Description v, 153 pages : color illustrations (digital, PDF file)
Series Occasional paper ; no. 15
Occasional paper (Monterey Institute of International Studies. Center for Nonproliferation Studies) ; no. 15.
Contents Foreword / Cristina Hansell and William C. Potter -- Chinese and Russian perspectives on achieving nuclear zero / Nikolai N. Sokov, Jing-dong Yuan, William C. Potter, and Cristina Hansell -- China and the nuclear-free world / Jing-dong Yuan -- Chinese nuclear posture and force modernization / Jeffrey Lewis -- How Chinese analysts view arms control, disarmament, and nuclear deterrence after the Cold War / Lora Saalman -- The evolving role of nuclear weapons in Russia's security policy / Nikolai N. Sokov -- Reducing Russia's reliance on nuclear weapons in security policies / Vladimir Dvorkin -- The prospect of universal complete nuclear disarmament / Pavel S. Zolotarev -- Formulation of nuclear policy in Moscow : actors and interests / Mikhail Tsypkin and Anya Loukianova -- Strategic relations between the United States, Russia, and China and the possibility of cooperation on disarmament / Cristina Hansell and Nikita Perfilyev
Summary The past several years have witnessed a major revival of interest in nuclear disarmament in the United States. However, Chinese and Russian policy makers have been circumspect in their public commentary on the subject. Moreover, Beijing and Moscow are both currently reassessing their nuclear policies and postures. The decisions they make will affect their negotiating positions for years to come; therefore, now is the time to engage both countries in discussions about deep nuclear reductions that could ultimately lead to the elimination of their arsenals. Such actions will contribute to reaching "nuclear zero." With an eye to engaging Beijing and Moscow in a serious dialogue about practical steps along "the road to zero," this paper analyzes the prevailing perspectives, bureaucratic players, and politics related to nuclear disarmament in China and Russia
Notes Title from PDF title page (viewed on August 6, 2010)
"April 2009."
"James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies."
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
Notes Mode of access: World Wide Web; Adobe Acrobat reader required
Subject Nuclear disarmament -- International cooperation
Nuclear disarmament -- United States
Nuclear disarmament -- China
Nuclear disarmament -- Russia (Federation)
Nuclear disarmament.
Nuclear disarmament -- International cooperation.
China.
Russia (Federation)
United States.
Form Electronic book
Author Hansell, Cristina.
Potter, William C.
Monterey Institute of International Studies. Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
ISBN 9780979870361
0979870364