Chi Wang
Abstract
After developing a deterrent force, China has shifted the emphasis of its nuclear program to peaceful uses. The author argues that this reflects an assessment of the economic costs and futility of pursuing a nuclear arms race.
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After developing a deterrent force, China has shifted the emphasis of its nuclear program to peaceful uses. The author argues that this reflects an assessment of the economic costs and futility of pursuing a nuclear arms race.
Key concepts: Arms race, China, Political science, Nuclear weapon, International trade, Political economy, Business, Economics