China, the East Asian giant, now faces a growing problem of illicit drug use, which is deeply
harmful to its stability. The outcome of intensive enforcements, named “People's anti-drug …

Abstract Xiaobo Su, recent Asia Studies Visiting Fellow at the East-West Center in
Washington, explains that “Since the 1980s, successive Chinese leaders have sought to …

In the wake of the deteriorating situation of drug addiction and related infectious diseases
among injecting drug users (IDUs) in China in recent years, the Standing Committee of the …

This article studies the cooperation mechanisms between China and ASEAN (the
Association of Southeast Asian Nations) to control drug trafficking in the Golden Triangle …

Illicit substance misuse has become a serious problem in contemporary China. The number
of officially registered illicit substance misusers totals close to 3 million, having increased …

Since Deng Xiaoping opened China's economy in 1979, many Chinese cities have de-
veloped a frenetic energy, the kind of 24-hour hubbub that comes with nonstop work and …

BACKGROUND: China's initial response to drug use and HIV was largely ineffective but has
improved with recent government endorsement of harm reduction interventions. This paper …

The Peoples' Republic of China (PRC) government recognizes that China has a problem
with serious drug crime. There are over 1.5 million registered drug users, over 70 percent of …

China has been relatively unaffected by international drug networks since the People's
Republic of China was founded in 1949. This is partly due to a limited consumer market in …

This research analyzes China's socialization in the international Arms Control and
Disarmament (ACD) field. Constructing the theoretical framework of" dynamic interaction …