Research Catalog

Title

China-Russia cooperation : determining factors, future trajectories, implications for the United States / Andrew Radin, Andrew Scobell, Elina Treyger, J.D. Williams, Logan Ma, Howard J. Shatz, Sean M. Zeigler, Eugeniu Han, Clint Reach.

Author

Radin, Andrew

Publication

• Santa Monica, Calif. : Rand Corporation, [2021]
• ©2021

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Additional Authors

• Scobell, Andrew
• Treyger, Elina
• Williams, J. D.
• Ma, Logan
• Shatz, Howard J.
• Zeigler, Sean
• Han, Eugeniu
• Reach, Clint
• Arroyo Center, issuing body.
• Rand Corporation, issuing body.

Description

xxv, 296 pages : color illustrations; 23 cm.

Summary

"China and Russia are perceived as major, long-term competitors with the United States. Since 2014, China and Russia have strengthened their relationship, increasing political, military, and economic cooperation. In this report, the authors seek to understand the history of cooperation between Beijing and Moscow, the drivers of and constraints on the relationship, the potential future of cooperation between China and Russia, the impact of the Chinese-Russian relationship on the United States, and implications for future U.S. policy. The authors find that the main motivations for closer 21st century cooperation between China and Russia are the declining relative power of the United States and the persistent perceived threat from the United States to both China and Russia. If current trends continue, the authors expect the collaborative relationship between China and Russia to be sustained. Absent major (and likely undesirable) changes in U.S. policy, there is little the U.S. government or Army can do to influence the trajectory of the China-Russia relationship. The U.S. military can prepare for the results of greater Sino-Russian cooperation, including by expecting further diffusion of Chinese and Russian military equipment, additional joint planning and exercises, potential joint basing, and eventually the possibility of joint military operations."--Back cover.

Series Statement

Research report ; RR-3067-A

Uniform Title

Research report (Rand Corporation) ; RR-3067-A.

Subject

• International economic relations
• Diplomatic relations
• China
• Russia > Foreign relations > China
• China > Foreign relations > Russia
• China > Foreign relations > United States
• Russia > Foreign relations > United States
• United States > Foreign relations > China
• United States > Foreign relations > Russia
• Russia
• United States

Note

• "Prepared for the United States Army."

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references (pages 269-296).

Contents

Introduction -- History of Sino-Soviet and Sino-Russian Relations, 1949-1997 -- Describing and Explaining Change in the Sino-Russian Relationship, 1997-2007 -- Describing and Explaining Change in the Sino-Russian Relationship, 2007-2017 -- Conclusion -- Appendix A: Research Methodology -- Appendix B: Russian Perspectives on Russia's Relationship with China -- Appendix C: Chinese Perspectives on China's Relationship with Russia.

Call Number

JFE 22-334

ISBN

• 1977404405
• 9781977404404

OCLC

1264711306

Author

Radin, Andrew, author.

Title

China-Russia cooperation : determining factors, future trajectories, implications for the United States / Andrew Radin, Andrew Scobell, Elina Treyger, J.D. Williams, Logan Ma, Howard J. Shatz, Sean M. Zeigler, Eugeniu Han, Clint Reach.

Publisher

Santa Monica, Calif. : Rand Corporation, [2021]

Copyright Date

©2021

Type of Content

text

Type of Medium

unmediated

Type of Carrier

volume

Series

Research report ; RR-3067-A

Research report (Rand Corporation) ; RR-3067-A.

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references (pages 269-296).

Connect to:

https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR3067.html

Added Author

Scobell, Andrew, author.

Treyger, Elina, author.

Williams, J. D., author.

Ma, Logan, author.

Shatz, Howard J., author.

Zeigler, Sean, author.

Han, Eugeniu, author.

Reach, Clint, author.

Arroyo Center, issuing body.

Rand Corporation, issuing body.

Research Call Number

JFE 22-334