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CHINA--MILITARY POLICY --- CHINA--MILITARY RELATIONS--USA --- USA--MILITARY RELATIONS--CHINA

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No longer confined to China's land territory or its near abroad, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) is conducting increasingly complex operations farther and farther from China's continental borders. Within Asia, the PLA now regularly operates into the far reaches of the South China Sea and deep into the Western Pacific, enforcing China's territorial claims and preparing to counter U.S. intervention in a regional conflict. Beyond Asia, the PLA is present on the ground, at sea, or in military exercises with foreign partners across the Indian Ocean and into the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. Foreign militaries now regularly encounter the PLA, whether in tense incidents or friendly contacts, on their home turf and in the global commons. This book surveys the dimensions of Chinese operations within the Indo-Pacific region and globally. The international contributors look both at the underlying enablers of these activities, including expeditionary capabilities and logistics, command and control, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance systems, as well as new and evolving operational concepts and operational patterns. Employing different analytic lenses, they portray a reformed PLA accelerating the pace of its overseas operations and increasing its modernization not only in the traditional domains but also in space and cyber,

CHINA--ARMED FORCES --- MILITARY BASES, CHINESE--FOREIGN COUNTRIES --- CHINA--MILITARY POLICY

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A critical look at how China's growing strategic arsenal could impact a rapidly changing world order.

CHINA--STRATEGIC ASPECTS --- CHINA--MILITARY POLICY --- CHINA--FOREIGN RELATIONS --- International relations. --- Military policy. --- China --- United States --- Strategic aspects. --- Foreign relations

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Si elle poursuit toujours plus dans la voie du développement économique, on peut craindre que la Chine n'en vienne aussi à se doter d'une puissance militaire réellement mondiale et ne cherche à peser davantage sur l'échiquier international. Ce scénario d'une Chine hégémonique déclenchant par réaction un vaste conflit est-il vraiment probable ? La logique même de la stratégie n'impose-t-elle pas aux dirigeants chinois d'opter pour une autre voie ? Sauront-ils le comprendre ? Et que faire, partout, pour endiguer cette dangereuse montée en puissance qui pourrait de nouveau faire basculer le monde dans le chaos et la guerre ? Stratège hors pair autant qu'historien, grand connaisseur du monde asiatique, Edward N Luttwak analyse en profondeur ce qui inspire la politique récente de la Chine, ainsi que ses biais culturels, ses limites, ses erreurs, ses maladresses, ses tromperies aussi. Il en met au jour tous les dangers, si nous ne prenons pas soin, dès aujourd'hui, de réagir vigoureusement et adéquatement. Décryptant tous les enjeux au coeur des relations qu'entretient la République populaire avec les Etats-Unis aussi bien qu'avec l'Australie, le Japon autant qu'avec la Corée du Sud ou le Vietnam, la Mongolie ou encore la Russie, il souligne les échecs et les réussites des uns et des autres. Un ouvrage essentiel pour mieux comprendre l'impact de la Chine sur le monde.

Geopolitics --- Géopolitique --- China --- Chine --- Strategic aspects --- Military policy --- Foreign relations --- Aspect stratégique --- Politique militaire --- Relations extérieures --- Géopolitique --- Aspect stratégique --- Relations extérieures --- Strategic aspects. --- Geopolitics - China --- China - Strategic aspects --- China - Military policy --- China - Foreign relations - 1976 --- -Politique militaire

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This research aims to examine how and why a continental-oriented China has shifted its maritime strategic orientation and naval force structure from its coast toward the far seas in an era of interdependent international system. Generally, China is an ancient continental land power with an incomplete oceanic awareness. With the transformation after the Cold War of China's grand strategy from landward security to seaward security, maritime security interests have gradually become the most essential part of China's strategic rationale. This book contains six color maps.

China -- Military policy. --- China. Zhongguo ren min jie fang jun. Hai jun. --- Naval strategy. --- Pacific Area -- Strategic aspects. --- Sea-power -- China. --- Strategic culture -- China. --- Sea-power --- Naval strategy --- Strategic culture --- China. --- China --- Pacific Area --- Military policy. --- Strategic aspects.