U.S.-China Strategic Dialogue, Conference Report / Honolulu, Hawaii

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Twomey, Christopher P.
Lavoy, Peter R.
Stone, Elizabeth L.
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The U.S.-China Strategic Dialogue brought together Chinese and U.S. strategic experts in their
personal capacities to discuss the role of nuclear weapons in Sino-American relations with the
aim of minimizing mutual misunderstanding and identifying practical steps for bilateral
cooperation. The conference was held in Honolulu, Hawaii, in collaboration with Pacific Forum
of the Center for Strategic and International Studies and with support from the Advanced
Systems and Concepts Office of Defense Threat Reduc tion Agency, U.S. Department of
Defense. The American participants were primarily academics, although several had experience
in international security issues while working for the U.S. government. The Chinese participants
were a mix of academics, think tank analysts, and military officers. (Please see the complete list
of participants at the end of this report.) The conference was held under the explicit
understanding that all participants were speaking unofficially, as observers of their government’s
policy, not representatives of it.
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