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Fan Jishe
Dr. Fan Jishe is a research fellow of Institute of American Studies at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His current research fields are American Arms Contol, Nonproliferation and Disarmament Policy, Sino-US Security Relations.
March 29, 2012
Why global nuclear security is a major issue
The time has come for the world's major powers to play a leading role in coordinating global efforts to combat the threat of nuclear terrorism.
March 24, 2012
NK nukes: prudence required
The U.S. and North Korea should be prudent and self-restraining in resolving the North Korea nuclear issue.
February 23, 2012
Sino-US relations call for long-term vision
Rather than getting entangled in immediate interests, China and the U.S. should stay focused on the future in order to enhance bilateral ties.
September 20, 2011
Russia, U.S. must overcome history to 'reset' security ties
The future of U.S.-Russia security ties will be shaped by the ability, or inability, of both sides.
April 12, 2011
Japan nuclear crisis and future of nuclear energy
Fan Jishe: The Fukushima nuclear crisis has issued a warning to countries that want to develop nuclear power.
April 2, 2011
Enhancing military transparency
Fan Jishe: The new white paper on China's national defense contains detailed information to refute misunderstandings, distortions and worries about the country's national defense strategy.
April 13, 2010
Containing nuclear terror tops summit agenda
Barack Obama wants to use the summit to highlight the danger of nuclear terror and persuade the world to work together to lock down nuclear materials.
April 12, 2010
New START a first step to a nuclear-free world
The new START Treaty is a positive move in the direction of President Obama's goal of a world free of nuclear weapons. But it is only the first step on a long journey.
October 9, 2009
Parade of National Pride
The October 1 National Day parade displayed China's military power and economic achievements, and provoked a complex response from overseas commentators.
September 8, 2009
Sino-US military ties warming up, but still cool
The 10th Sino-US Defense Consultative Talks (DCT) ended on a positive note in Beijing on June 24 following an 18-month suspension. Senior officials from both sides discussed regional security issues and agreed to hold a special meeting on maritime security in the near future and to organize high-level exchange visits over the coming year. For the Obama administration it was a good start to military ties with China.
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