| ID | 125386 |
| Title Proper | China-Pakistan nuclear relations after the cold war and its international implications |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Jiegen, Zhang |
| Publication | 2013. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Though China-Pakistan relations have been viewed by both countries as 'all weather, time-tested strategic cooperative partnership all along, there are comparative few studies relating to this bilateral relations in the research field of Chinese foreign affairs in China. Considering the extraordinary importance of Pakistan in the integral structure of China's foreign relations, this kind of phenomenon in the academy of China is quite abnormal. The year 2011 marked the sixtieth anniversary of the establishment of the diplomatic relations between China and Pakistan. There are a series of papers relating to China-Pakistan relations published to celebrate this occasion. However, these papers are mainly macro-level studies and focus on the strategic aspects of the bilateral relations, but lacking in in-depth studies for detailed aspects and specific issues in China-Pakistan relations. |
| `In' analytical Note | Global Review Vol. , No.3; Fall 2013: p.63-75 |
| Journal Source | Global Review Vol. , No.3; Fall 2013: p.63-75 |
| Key Words | International Organization ; International Affairs ; Nuclear Strategy - China ; China ; Pakistan ; Bilateral Relations ; International Relations ; Sino-Pak Relations ; Foreign Policy ; Nuclear Weapons ; Nuclear Relations - Sino-Pak ; Cold War ; China-Pakistan Nuclear Cooperation ; China-Pakistan Nuclear Relation ; International Atomic Energy Agency - IAEA ; NPT |