Add to ORKGStudent Research Poster ShowThe People's Republic of China has emerged as the most significant long-term strategic competitor to the United States on the world stage. To accomplish this, China has made substantial investments in modern naval systems. In order to understand how successful China has been in this effort, an understanding of its acquisition system is required. Currently, there is not a standard method for comparing the efficiency of acquisition systems between the United States and other nations.Naval Postgraduate School Acquisition Research ProgramMatthew Lorge, LCDR, SC, US
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This research uses a case study approach to analyze the respective naval acquisition processes of th...
Considerable attention is paid each year to costing Chinese weapons systems and then aggregating ind...
Major technological progress is taking place across virtually the entire spectrum of the Chinese def...
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Well written, succinct, and timely, this balanced assessment of Chinese naval weaknesses and strengt...
During the past 20 years, mainland China has acquired or built a modest navy and merchant marine of ...
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