While many countries in the Asia-Pacific region have extensive local arms industries, in terms of technology innovation … these regional producers continue to run a poor third to the United States and Western Europe. Latecomer China may gain the …

strategy over technology and may hold some surprises for the United States. …

companies in the European Union (EU) have been the major sources for high-technology exports to the People’s Republic of China … China’s military rise and the impact of these technology transfers has not evolved. The EU–China â … contribute to the risks accompanying EU–China collaboration in this field. The differences between EU and U.S. perceptions of …

trading countries. During the past ten years, in which China has (of course) not been a GATT Contracting Party or a WTO Member …, there has been substantial “systems friction†between China and some Western trading countries. The term â … China-trade embodies elements of all three forms. This raises the question of whether WTO accession for China is likely to …

China is, and will continue to be for some time to come, a great concern to U.S. administrations. The Clinton … administration has chosen to pursue a policy of engagement with China, arguing that it is best to try to bring China into â …€œthe community of nations†rather than to contain and isolate it. Integrating China through a policy of engagement has meant, most …

Tier 2 modifiers and adapters such as China and India. Progress in the Chinese aerospace industry demonstrates its … trends mean that China is on the verge of becoming a Tier 1 arms producer? …

In China, discussions of defense transparency usually revolve around China’s defense affairs and those of its …