Explaining the Evolution of China's Military Strategy
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Ohio State University. Mershon Center for International Security StudiesAbstract:
Fravel's current research project examines the evolution of China's military strategy since 1949 and the relationship between material capabilities and political influence in China's rise as a great power. He explains that China has adopted eight military strategies since 1949. His research fills a long-standing gap in the study of China and it's military. Fravel argues that there were eight changes in China's military strategy since 1949, and out of those eight; three were major changes. He considers a major change to be a change in the operational doctrine, force structure and training procedures. These major changes demonstrate that military organizations are not necessarily change resistant and he highlights the role of civil-military relations in strategic change.
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