The belief that China will soon become the dominant power in Asia is based on assumptions
that its continued and rapid economic rise, and its emergence as a regional peer of …

Since the early 1990s, American scholars and strategists have debated whether the
People's Republic of China (PRC) will pose a security threat to the United States and its …

In the face of a rising China, the most fundamental concern of Asia Pacific governments is
how a stronger China affects their own security. While China could achieve a reasonable …

ABSTRACT Chinese President Xi Jinping has touted an Asian security architecture in which
“it is for the people of Asia to run the affairs of Asia.” But does China really want to exclude …

The Australian strategic debate about the rise of China is heating up. In the hallways of
power, as in the lecture rooms of reason, the possibility of a future Sino-American war is no …

China and its spectacular economic rise, and its concurrent military modernization, is
arguably the most important political event in Asia since the Korean War over 50 years ago …

N ortheast Asia has been relatively peaceful for the past forty years. The post-Cold War era,
however, will bring new security challenges to the Asia-Pacific region. Perhaps the most …

China's economic growth and related assertiveness are causing significant changes in the
Asia Pacific strategic environment, producing policy responses from the region's major …

China's growing military power has attracted considerable attention, but most of this relates
to the ability of the Peoples' Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) to project power against Taiwan …

Will China's rise be peaceful? This particular question is asked less often than one might
think. Perhaps it is because people consider the question moot. The answer seems obvious …