This book analyses when, how, why, and to what effect China has used its armed forces in recent decades to coerce other actors in the international system.
This book analyses when, how, why, and to what effect China has used its armed forces in recent decades to coerce other actors in the international system.
James A. Siebens is a Fellow at the non-partisan Stimson Center, where he leads the Defense Strategy and Planning program.
Inhaltsangabe
1. To Win Without Fighting: Coercion in China's Military Strategy 2. China's Armed Coercion: Patterns and Rationale 3. Assessing China's Use of Armed Coercion 4. China Goes to War: Signaling and Intervention in Korea, India, and Vietnam 5. One China, Or Else: Military Escalation and Signaling in the Taiwan Strait 6. China and Japan: The Return of Rivalry 7. Conquering the Commons: Coercion in the South China Sea 8. On the Precipice: Crisis and Confrontation on the China-India Border 9. China's Multi-Domain Deterrence of the U.S. 10. Military Operations Other Than War (with Chinese Characteristics) 11. Conclusion Technical Appendix
1. To Win Without Fighting: Coercion in China's Military Strategy 2. China's Armed Coercion: Patterns and Rationale 3. Assessing China's Use of Armed Coercion 4. China Goes to War: Signaling and Intervention in Korea, India, and Vietnam 5. One China, Or Else: Military Escalation and Signaling in the Taiwan Strait 6. China and Japan: The Return of Rivalry 7. Conquering the Commons: Coercion in the South China Sea 8. On the Precipice: Crisis and Confrontation on the China-India Border 9. China's Multi-Domain Deterrence of the U.S. 10. Military Operations Other Than War (with Chinese Characteristics) 11. Conclusion Technical Appendix
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