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Deterred by the Uncertainties
In this episode, guest Fiona Cunningham joins hosts Philip Reiner and Peter Hayes to describe the origins of China’s NC3 system and its primary role in supporting China’s land-based missile force.
China
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early warning systems
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missile
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NC3
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nuclear command
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nuclear war
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submarines
July 29, 2019
Report
Nuclear Command, Control, and Communications Systems of the People’s Republic of China
Fiona Cunningham describes the origins of China’s NC3 system and its primary role in supporting China’s land-based missile force. She outlines recent developments including mobility, “informatization” and automation of parts of the NC3 system, pending deployment of nuclear missile submarines, early warning systems, evolving organizational structure, and cultural factors that shape China’s NC3 system and its orientation towards negative versus positive control.
arms race
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China
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crisis instability
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emergency
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escalation
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modernization
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NC3
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nuclear
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red line
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stability
July 18, 2019
Report
Emerging Technologies, Emerging Challenges: The Potential Employment of New Technologies in Future PLA NC3
Elsa Kania assesses how emerging technologies—including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, fifth-generation telecommunications, and quantum communications—may affect China’s NC3. Kania concludes: “Although certain of these technologies could enhance China’s confidence in its NC3 in ways that may prove stabilizing, there are also reasons for concern that the potential introduction of such complex, untested technologies could also create new risks and exacerbate the threat of miscalculation.”
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AI
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China
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cyberspace
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early warning
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fiber-optic
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fifth generation
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force posture
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hypersonic
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jamming
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missile penetration
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mobile missile
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modernization
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NC3
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nuclear
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PLA
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quantum
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radio
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rapid reaction
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risk
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rocket force
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satellite
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second artillery force
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secure
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secure communications
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stability
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submarine
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super low frequency
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targeting
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technologies
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underwater communications
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very low frequency
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war-fighting
September 5, 2019
Report
Eye See You
Over the past several decades, technological innovation has created many opportunities for multinational corporations and government institutions to serve customers globally, be it individuals, brands, governments, and civil society. Yet, this innovation has brought with it enormous responsibility and a challenge to protect both individual and consumer privacy, writes Vera Zakem.
China
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data protection
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democracy
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European Union
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facial recognition
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GDPR
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Russia
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United States
June 10, 2020
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