Engaging China In the International Export Control Process

Options for U.S. Policy

Charles A. Goldman, Jonathan D. Pollack

ResearchPublished 1997

This document provides options for U.S. policy that will enhance China's participation in the control of international transfers of destabilizing military or dual-use technology.

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