Xi Jinping's “New Deal” to restructure China's top government along the lines of power
recentralisation is an endeavour to revitalise China. In full operation it will reshape Beijing's …

The establishment of the National Security Commission (NSC) of the Chinese Communist
Party (CCP) is a major regrouping of the top CCP power structure, a 'New Deal'in Xi …

An analysis of China's decisionmaking in the Council shows the growing importance of the
Security Council in its foreign policy and Beijing's increasing investment in Council …

J. Mohan Malik is a professor of Asian Security Studies at the Asia-Pacific Center for Security
Studies in Honolulu, Hawaii. The views expressed here are his own and do not reflect the …

This article discusses the rationale for, and progress to date of, creating a National Security
Commission in China, a move first announced in late 2013. Central impulses for the …

China established the National Security Commission to help top leaders coordinate the
country's national security policy in a world of increasingly complex security challenges.

China's establishment of a Central National Security Commission (CNSC) in late 2013 was
a potentially transformative event in the evolution of China's national security decision …

A key issue in China's strategic agenda is to optimise its national security strategy. As China
adjusts both its development and international strategies, the scope of its national security …

The current Chinese foreign and national security system suffers from problems of
inefficiency, a lack of coordination and information sharing, and accountability of decision …

Since 1979, foreign-and security-policy-making and implementation processes have
gradually and substantially changed. New modes of operation that have consolidated under …