China inside Nuclear Suppliers Group
By Ioannis Anastasakis
31 Aug 2004
The acceptance of China as a new Member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is not just a propaganda tool for the media, but is of great importance and will affect positively overall global security.
As the People’s Republic of China (PRC) moves from a self–sufficient centralized planning system towards a market economy, including a process of integration with the global community and from military dominance to civilian control, the entrance to the NSG is showing that China is taking steps to prove her credibility on Global Security issues.
31 Aug 2004
The acceptance of China as a new Member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is not just a propaganda tool for the media, but is of great importance and will affect positively overall global security.
As the People’s Republic of China (PRC) moves from a self–sufficient centralized planning system towards a market economy, including a process of integration with the global community and from military dominance to civilian control, the entrance to the NSG is showing that China is taking steps to prove her credibility on Global Security issues.
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