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Missile proliferation in East Asia: Arms control vs. TMD Responses

James Clay Moltz Assistant Director and Research Professor at the Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies
Pages 63-71 | Published online: 05 Feb 2008

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Jing‐dong Yuan. (2003) Chinese responses to U.S. missile defenses: Implications for arms control and regional security. The Nonproliferation Review 10:1, pages 75-96.
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Jing-dong Yuan. (1999) ASIA AND NON-PROLIFERATION AFTER THE COLD WAR: ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES. Korean Journal of Defense Analysis 11:1, pages 5-38.
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Tae-Hyung Kim. (2009) South Korea's Missile Defense Policy: Dilemma and Opportunity for a Medium State. Asian Politics & Policy 1:3, pages 371-389.
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