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Document Outline

• NBR Special Report, no. 66
• [Chase,Medeiros, Roy, Rumer, Sutter, and Weitz] Russia-China Relations: Assessing Common Ground and Strategic Fault Lines
  • Contents
  • Copyright information
  • [Sutter] Foreword
  • [Medeiros and Chase] Chinese Perspectives on the Sino-Russian Relationship
    • Executive Summary
    • Main Text
      • Chinese Motivations
      • Chinese Perspectives on Results and Limitations
      • Implications for the United States
  • [Rumer] Russia’s China Policy: This Bear Hug Is Real
    • Executive Summary
    • Main Text
      • A Domestic Foreign Policy
      • Russia and China: Made for Each Other
      • Implications for the United States
      • Conclusion
  • [Weitz] Sino-Russian Security Ties
    • Executive Summary
    • Main Text
      • Arms Sales
      • Growing Security Ties
      • Implications
  • [Roy] Sino-Russian Relations in a Global Context: Implications for the United States 
    • Executive Summary
    • Main Text
      • The Current State of Sino-Russian Relations
      • Regional Explorations: Central Asia, the Middle East, and Northeast Asia 
      • U.S. Foreign Policy Considerations