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Counterterrorism and Potential Constructive Cooperation Between China and the United States

Author(s) -

Rongrong Le

Publication year - 2003

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/810025

Subject(s) - constructive , terrorism , china , political science , international community , computer security , international security , international trade , modalities , nuclear terrorism , port (circuit theory) , public relations , law and economics , business , engineering , law , economics , computer science , sociology , politics , process (computing) , social science , electrical engineering , operating system

Terrorism is a scourge common to the international community and its threat to world peace and stability is severe and imminent. This paper evaluates the campaign against terrorism and the possible modalities of constructive cooperation between China and the United States in this fight. Technical cooperation can enhance Sino-U.S. security capabilities for dealing with the terrorist threat. This paper identifies specific bilateral cooperative activities that may benefit common interests. Focusing on protecting people, facilities, and infrastructure, Sino-U.S. cooperation may introduce protective technologies and training, including means of boosting port and border security, and detecting explosives or nuclear materials. Cooperation will not only enhance the global counterterrorism campaign, but also form a sound foundation for constructive and cooperative relations between the two countries

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