Paul J Bolt
Biographic Data
| ID | 1402676 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul J Bolt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul J |
| FAMILY NAME | Bolt |
| SIGNATURE | BOLT P J |
| AFFILIATIONS | United States Air Force Academy |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Strategic stability in a new era
Numerous factors are undermining strategic stability in the contemporary world, making the prospects of nuclear war more dangerous. This article reviews the concept of strategic stability and provides an overview of the nuclear forces of the United States, Russia, and China to offer some understanding of the nuclear hardware that shapes strategic stability. It next explores new challenges to strategic stability. These include uncertainty about th…
China, Russia, and Twenty-First Century Global Geopolitics
Sino-Russian Relations in a Changing World Order
The US-Russian-Chinese triangle in Eurasia and the Asia-Pacific theater is a complicated game which Washington must take into account when formulating policy. While the Chinese-Russian strategic partnership is based on dissatisfaction with a US-led world order and very practical considerations, it is not grounded in a shared long-term positive vision of world order. This may limit it and perhaps even erode it in the long term, as seen in disagree…
The Contemporary Sino-Russian Strategic Partnership: Challenges and Opportunities for the Twenty-First Century
Today many aspects of the Sino-Russian relationship are positive. The "strategic cooperative partnership" is supported by the Treaty for Good Neighborliness, Friendship, and Cooperation, as well as membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and a shared commitment to a multipolar world. Nevertheless, the economic foundation of the relationship is weak, energy cooperation has not reached its potential, and the two states have competing in…
Information warfare across the Taiwan strait
Many security analysts believe advances in information technologies are producing changes in economy, government, and society that make information warfare an important aspect of the conflict between China and Taiwan. This study introduces the concept of information warfare and finds that Chinese and, to a lesser extent, Taiwanese strategists have developed distinctive approaches to it. Despite limited technological resources and a reputation for…
China and Southeast Asia's Ethnic Chinese: State and Diaspora in Contemporary Asia
China and Asia's Ethnic Chinese Asia's Ethnic Chinese: Characteristics and Networks Overseas Chinese Remittances and Investments China's Reform Era Policies Toward Ethnic Chinese and the Ethnic Chinese Response The Economic and Political Effects of Ethnic Chinese Investments in China International Implications of China's Policies and Ethnic Chinese Investments in China Economic Cooperation Between China and Singapore Conclusion Bibliography Index
Chinese Diaspora Entrepreneurship, Development, and the World Capitalist System
The New Economic Partnership between China and Singapore
Investments in China by entrepreneurs from Hong Kong and Taiwan have received a great deal of attention from scholars in recent years, while those from Singapore have received far less scrutiny. Though less than those of Hong Kong or Taiwan, Singapore's investments in China have been increasing rapidly in the 1990s, with encouragement from Beijing. China has been expanding its economic activities in Singapore as well. Singapore has three characte…
Looking to the Diaspora: The Overseas Chinese and China's Economic Development, 1978-1994
Throughout the second half of this century, many forces have come to erode the autonomy and sovereignty of states, both at the supranational and the subnational levels. At the supranational level, transnational organizations, both official and non-governmental, exert pressure on states to conform to their collective policies and standards. Multinational growth triangles also reject the nation-state as a fundamental economic unit. At the subnation…
China and Southeast Asia's Ethnic Chinese: State and Diaspora in Contemporary Asia
China and Asia's Ethnic Chinese Asia's Ethnic Chinese: Characteristics and Networks Overseas Chinese Remittances and Investments China's Reform Era Policies Toward Ethnic Chinese and the Ethnic Chinese Response The Economic and Political Effects of Ethnic Chinese Investments in China International Implications of China's Policies and Ethnic Chinese Investments in China Economic Cooperation Between China and Singapore Conclusion Bibliography Index
Looking to the Diaspora: The Overseas Chinese and China's Economic Development, 1978-1994
Throughout the second half of this century, many forces have come to erode the autonomy and sovereignty of states, both at the supranational and the subnational levels. At the supranational level, transnational organizations, both official and non-governmental, exert pressure on states to conform to their collective policies and standards. Multinational growth triangles also reject the nation-state as a fundamental economic unit. At the subnation…
Information warfare across the Taiwan strait
Many security analysts believe advances in information technologies are producing changes in economy, government, and society that make information warfare an important aspect of the conflict between China and Taiwan. This study introduces the concept of information warfare and finds that Chinese and, to a lesser extent, Taiwanese strategists have developed distinctive approaches to it. Despite limited technological resources and a reputation for…
The Contemporary Sino-Russian Strategic Partnership: Challenges and Opportunities for the Twenty-First Century
Today many aspects of the Sino-Russian relationship are positive. The "strategic cooperative partnership" is supported by the Treaty for Good Neighborliness, Friendship, and Cooperation, as well as membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and a shared commitment to a multipolar world. Nevertheless, the economic foundation of the relationship is weak, energy cooperation has not reached its potential, and the two states have competing in…
The New Economic Partnership between China and Singapore
Investments in China by entrepreneurs from Hong Kong and Taiwan have received a great deal of attention from scholars in recent years, while those from Singapore have received far less scrutiny. Though less than those of Hong Kong or Taiwan, Singapore's investments in China have been increasing rapidly in the 1990s, with encouragement from Beijing. China has been expanding its economic activities in Singapore as well. Singapore has three characte…
Looking to the Diaspora: The Overseas Chinese and China's Economic Development, 1978-1994
Throughout the second half of this century, many forces have come to erode the autonomy and sovereignty of states, both at the supranational and the subnational levels. At the supranational level, transnational organizations, both official and non-governmental, exert pressure on states to conform to their collective policies and standards. Multinational growth triangles also reject the nation-state as a fundamental economic unit. At the subnation…
Chinese Diaspora Entrepreneurship, Development, and the World Capitalist System
China and Southeast Asia's Ethnic Chinese: State and Diaspora in Contemporary Asia
China and Asia's Ethnic Chinese Asia's Ethnic Chinese: Characteristics and Networks Overseas Chinese Remittances and Investments China's Reform Era Policies Toward Ethnic Chinese and the Ethnic Chinese Response The Economic and Political Effects of Ethnic Chinese Investments in China International Implications of China's Policies and Ethnic Chinese Investments in China Economic Cooperation Between China and Singapore Conclusion Bibliography Index
Information warfare across the Taiwan strait
Many security analysts believe advances in information technologies are producing changes in economy, government, and society that make information warfare an important aspect of the conflict between China and Taiwan. This study introduces the concept of information warfare and finds that Chinese and, to a lesser extent, Taiwanese strategists have developed distinctive approaches to it. Despite limited technological resources and a reputation for…
The Contemporary Sino-Russian Strategic Partnership: Challenges and Opportunities for the Twenty-First Century
Today many aspects of the Sino-Russian relationship are positive. The "strategic cooperative partnership" is supported by the Treaty for Good Neighborliness, Friendship, and Cooperation, as well as membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and a shared commitment to a multipolar world. Nevertheless, the economic foundation of the relationship is weak, energy cooperation has not reached its potential, and the two states have competing in…
Sino-Russian Relations in a Changing World Order
The US-Russian-Chinese triangle in Eurasia and the Asia-Pacific theater is a complicated game which Washington must take into account when formulating policy. While the Chinese-Russian strategic partnership is based on dissatisfaction with a US-led world order and very practical considerations, it is not grounded in a shared long-term positive vision of world order. This may limit it and perhaps even erode it in the long term, as seen in disagree…
China, Russia, and Twenty-First Century Global Geopolitics
Strategic stability in a new era
Numerous factors are undermining strategic stability in the contemporary world, making the prospects of nuclear war more dangerous. This article reviews the concept of strategic stability and provides an overview of the nuclear forces of the United States, Russia, and China to offer some understanding of the nuclear hardware that shapes strategic stability. It next explores new challenges to strategic stability. These include uncertainty about th…
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