This book is the first in eight years to address the purposes,
patterns, and prospects of Chinese arms transfers, and the only
book to address China's recent and provocative rise to prominence
as an arms trader since the mid-1980s. Focusing on the 1980s and
the prospects for the 1990s, the work analyzes the principal arms
trade relationships of the People's Republic of China to provide a
greater understanding and more nuanced insight into the arms trade
policies and goals of the world's fourth largest arms supplier.
This study finds that the economic motive for arms exports--the
generating of foreign currency--while important, does not fully or
even adequately explain why the Chinese export arms. Rather,
Chinese arms exports should be seen in the light of political and
strategic motivations, which are often more important. This book
should appeal to both scholars and policymakers in the field of
international relations.
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