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Space Weaponization and Space Security: A Chinese Perspective

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Published: Spring 2006

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Hui Zhang

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An extended version of this paper was produced for the American Academy of Arts and Sciences project, Reconsidering the Rules of Space.

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Zhang, Hui. “Space Weaponization and Space Security: A Chinese Perspective.” China Security, Spring 2006

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