U.S.-China Strategic Stability and Japan
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Authors
Bin, Li
Center on Contemporary Conflict
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Advisors
Date of Issue
2016-10
Date
Publisher
Monterey, California: Naval Postgraduate School
Language
en_US
Abstract
Japan is a critical player in the context of U.S.-China strategic stability; however,
there are very few discussions between Chinese and Japanese security experts on
the issue, much less trilateral discussions involving all three countries. Moreover,
there has been little scholarly attention to the role Japan plays in the U.S.-China
relationship. This project aims to investigate challenges to strategic stability
between China and the United States that derive from the triangular relationship
between these two powers and Japan through the medium of a trilateral U.S.-
China-Japan Track 2 dialogue to promote mutual understanding among experts
from the three countries on the concept and definition of U.S.-China strategic
stability, the purposes that U.S.-China strategic stability serves, and approaches to
fostering strategic stability in the region.
Type
Report
Description
China Strategic Stability and Japan
Performer: Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace
Project Lead: Li Bin
Project Cost: $149,502
FY16–17
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NPS Report Number
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PASCC
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Format
1 p.