Chinese military modernization
By: edited by C. Dennison Lane, Mark Weisenbloom, Dimon Liu ; foreword by James Lilley.
Contributors: Lane, C. Dennison.; Weisenbloom, Mark.; Liu, Dimon.; Lilley, James R.; American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.
Publisher: Kegan Paul International; AEI Press
Published: 1996
Place of publication: London; New York; Washington D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
Subjects: China. Zhongguo ren min jie fang jun.; National security -- China -- Congresses.; Defense industries -- China -- Congresses.; China -- Military policy -- Congresses.; China -- Armed Forces -- Political activity -- Congresses.; China -- Defenses -- Congresses.; United States -- Military relations -- China -- Congresses.; China -- Military relations -- United States -- Congresses.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Conference proceedings.
Table of contents: title: Introduction -- C. Dennison Lane, Mark Weisenbloom, and Dimon Liu; title: The Sunzi legacy and classical Western strategy: a tale of two warfares -- Roger T. Ames; title: Clausewitz and the theology of American strategy -- Charles F. Kriete; title: Force protection and China's national military strategy -- Paul H. B. Goodwin; title: The power projection capabilities of the People's Liberation Army -- Chong-Pin Lin; title: Better late than never: non-equipment aspects of PLA ground force modernization -- Dennis Blasko; title: The impact of economic reform upon Chinese defense production -- Bates Gill; title: China's entrepreneurial army: the structure, activities, and economic returns of the military business complex -- Tai Ming Cheung; title: Domestic implications of an emerging PLA -- June Teufel Dreyer; title: China's Commander in Chief: Jiang Zemin and the PLA -- David Shambaugh; title: The PLA as an interest group in Chinese foreign policy -- John W. Garver.