Chasing the dragon : assessing China's system of export controls for WMD-related goods and technologies

Online-Ressource (xxii, 112 p)

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23 cm

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Includes bibliographical references (p.109-112)

Preface; Contents; Figures; Summary; Acknowledgments; Acronyms; CHAPTER ONE- Introduction; Objective; Study Approach; Organization of This Report; CHAPTER TWO- History of Chinese Export Controls; Historical Evolution of China's Export Controls; Reform Era Creates New Challenges; Transition from Administrative to Legally Based Controls on Sensitive Exports; CHAPTER THREE- Key Organizations in China's Export Control System; Ministry of Commerce; Ministry of Foreign Affairs; General Administration of Customs; China Atomic Energy Agency; Chemical Weapons Convention Implementation Office

Commission on Science, Technology, and Industry for National DefenseGeneral Armaments Department of the PLA; Ministry of Public Security/Public Security Bureau; Secondary Actors; CHAPTER FOUR- Chinese Export Control Decisionmaking:Registration and Licensing Processes; General Overview of China's Export Control System; Nuclear Export Control Licensing Process; Conventional Military Export Control Licensing Process; Dual-Use Missile Export Licensing Process; Chemical Weapons-Related Export Control Licensing Process; CHAPTER FIVE- Challenges in Implementation and Enforcement of Export Controls

ImplementationEnforcement; CHAPTER SIX- Future Challenges for China's Export Control System; APPENDIX A- Application for Registration as an Authorized Exporter of Sensitive Goods and Technology; APPENDIX B- Application for a License to Export Sensitive Goods and Technology; APPENDIX C- End-User and End-Use Certificates; APPENDIX D- End-User Certificate for Hong Kong, Taiwan,and Macao; Bibliography

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