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Research and analysis ISSUES IN SINO-US NUCLEAR RELATIONS: SURVIVABILITY, COERCION AND ESCALATION * English * 中文 Dr Wu Riqiang, Renmin University, takes issue with two recent articles,
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Please tell us what format you need. It will help us if you say what assistive technology you use. DETAILS Dr Wu Riqiang, Renmin University, is one of China’s leading experts on nuclear
strategic issues. In this article he takes issue with two recent articles, published in the US, on China’s nuclear modernisation programme. Dr Wu highlights some important differences
between Chinese and Western understandings of key concepts in nuclear strategy, and makes some constructive and important suggestions for how to address these misunderstandings and
misperceptions. UK-CHINA STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION INITIATIVE This initiative is designed to promote a richer dialogue between the policy and academic communities of the UK and China on
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