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| A Publication of the Center for the Study of Chinese Military Affairs by Stephen J. Flanagan and Michael E. Marti | |
| Contents | |
| Illustrations | xi |
| Foreword | |
| Vice Admiral Paul G. Gaffney II, USN | xiii |
| Acknowledgments | |
| Stephen J. Flanagan | xv |
| CHAPTER 1 | |
| The PLA in a Changing China: An Overview | |
| Stephen J. Flanagan and Michael E. Marti | 3 |
| Part I--China's Fourth-Generation Leadership | |
| CHAPTER 2 | |
| Chinese Leadership Transition | |
| Bates Gill | 27 |
| CHAPTER 3 | |
| China's New High Command | |
| David Shambaugh | 43 |
| Part II--The Impact of Growing Nationalism | |
| CHAPTER 4 | |
| PLA Conservative Nationalism | |
| Nan Li | 69 |
| CHAPTER 5 | |
| Chinese Nationalism: Challenge to U.S. Interests | |
| Edward Friedman | 91 |
| Part III--Military Trends | |
| CHAPTER 6 | |
| The PLA Army's Struggle for Identity | |
| James C. Mulvenon | 109 |
| CHAPTER 7 | |
| The PLA Navy and "Active Defense" | |
| Bernard D. Cole | 129 |
| CHAPTER 8 | |
| PLA Air Force Equipment Trends | |
| Richard D. Fisher, Jr. | 139 |
| CHAPTER 9 | |
| Analyzing Chinese Military Expenditures | |
| Richard A. Bitzinger | 177 |
| Part IV--Key Policy Challenges | |
| CHAPTER 10 | |
| China's "New Concept of Security" | |
| David M. Finkelstein | 197 |
| CHAPTER 11 | |
| The PLA and the Taiwan Issue | |
| Cynthia A. Watson | 211 |
| CHAPTER 12 | |
| Taiwan Politics and Leadership | |
| John Tkacik | 219 |
| CHAPTER 13 | |
| Russian-Chinese Relations in the Brave New World | |
| Euguene B. Rumer | 235 |
| CHAPTER 14 | |
| The PLA, Trade, and U.S. Interests | |
| Kevin G. Nealer | 239 |
| CHAPTER 15 | |
| China's Trade Opening: Implications for Regional Stability and U.S.-China Relations |
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| Howard M. Krawitz | 247 |
| Part V--U.S.-China Military Relations | |
| CHAPTER 16 | |
| PLA Doctrine and Strategy: Mutual Apprehension in Sino-American Military Planning |
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| Paul H.B. Godwin | 261 |
| CHAPTER 17 | |
| The Military Component of the U.S.-China Relationship | |
| Alfred D. Wilhelm, Jr. | 285 |
| Part VI--Options for U.S.-China Relations | |
| CHAPTER 18 | |
| The United States and China: Time for a Change | |
| Richard C. Thornton | 309 |
| CHAPTER 19 | |
| U.S.-China Relations: A New Start? | |
| David Lai | 323 |
| About the Author | 339 |
First printing, August 2003. | |
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