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U.S. missile nonproliferation strategy toward the NIS and China: How effective?

Victor Zaborsky Senior Research Associate and Adjunct Professor at the Center for International Trade and Security, University of Georgia, Athens
Pages 88-94 | Published online: 05 Feb 2008

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Jing-Dong Yuan. (2002) The Evolution of China's Nonproliferation Policy since the 1990s: Progress, problems, and prospects. Journal of Contemporary China 11:31, pages 209-233.
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Victor Zaborsky. (2000) Economics vs. nonproliferation: US launch quota policy toward Russia, Ukraine, and China. The Nonproliferation Review 7:3, pages 152-161.
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P. R. Rajeswari. (1998) The missile technology control regime: Chinese and US positions. Strategic Analysis 22:5, pages 737-749.
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