Normatively speaking, security is intrinsically related to a nation state, which is perhaps why
both the words “nation” and “state” are often coupled with “security” to produce the formulaic …

Summary The Chinese Communist Party's concept of security is expanding to meet new
systemic challenges to continued one-party rule. Threats such as ideological change and …

The end of the Cold War and the collapse of commu-nism in the former USSR has created
two fundamental challenges for the leaders of the PRC:(1) how to maintain their legitimacy …

As China's economic growth and military modernization continue, analysts are paying
increasing attention to Chinese security policy. Two shortcomings, however, have become …

Since communist liberation in 1949, the international relations of the People's Republic of
China (PRC) have fluctuated between introspection and interaction, reflecting variations in …

Many thanks for the opportunity to be here today and present some thoughts on China's
“New Concept of Security.” When Mike Marti asked me to speak on this topic I readily …

The concept of security is evolving. In the Cold War years, it was conflated with that of
national security based on power and strength represented by military capabilities. This …

The collapse of communism in Europe, the quest for economic security and the War on
Terror have all affected China's view of security matters. Ong provides a comprehensive …

Hearing Co-Chairs Bartholomew and Kamphausen, distinguished Commissioners and staff,
fellow panelists, it is a pleasure to join you today. Thank you for inviting me to testify about …

Although the concept of “non-traditional” security remains outside the mainstream in
Western security studies, it enjoys considerable popularity in China. Both scholars and …