| ID | 097587 |
| Title Proper | Civil and defence science and technology |
| Other Title Information | China 2025 |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Menon, Raja |
| Publication | 2010. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | The rise of China is an accomplished fact. Many analysts are today trying to describe the various aspects of that rise. Military power is probably the foremost of the aspects that we in India will like to define. This article attempts to put together the facts behind what China is trying to build indigenously and through reverse engineering. The overarching facts of China's military rise are unabashedly described by the Chinese themselves. By 2030, they expect that they will be at the same level of GDP as the United States. The Chinese foresee a decline in the currency of nuclear weapons thereby improving the importance of their huge conventional forces that separate them from the rest of the world. How will they arm this conventional force? The Chinese are even keener than the Indians that they should arm their armed forces without outside dependence. An attempt is made here to describe how successful they can be. |
| `In' analytical Note | Maritime Affairs Vol. 5, No. 2; Win 2009: p113-134 |
| Journal Source | Maritime Affairs Vol. 5, No. 2; Win 2009: p113-134 |
| Key Words | Civil Defence ; Defence Science ; Defence Technology ; China - 2025 |