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A Research on China's ballistic missile modernization and the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense(THAAD) system in Korea
관우중국탄도도탄현대화화살덕반도계통입한적연구
초록
영어
The United States has interfered in the Taiwan issue mainly through its arms sales to the country. This has caused China to seek for an anti-access capacity, i.e., means to keep the United States out of the scope of China’s neighboring affairs. It has led to mutual strategic distrust between China and the United States, which constitutes a foundation of the security dilemma between the two countries. At the same time, reversely, China’s continuous modernization of ballistic missiles has alarmed the United States; in response, the U.S. has strengthened deployment of antimissile system in the Asian-Pacific region. China started its modernization of national defense in 1954. In particular, it has modernized its ballistic missiles since 1990. Notably, China has replaced short-range and liquid fueled ballistic missiles on fixed launchers with long-range and road-motorized ones fuelled by solid reactants. These high-tech ballistic missiles basically meet the needs of China’s Rocket Force for “global deterrent and accurate attack”. Such modernization of ballistic missiles by China has been perceived as a serious strategic burden by the United States; the U.S. has continuously strengthened its anti-missile forces against the ballistic missiles. The deployment of the THAAD system in South Korea is interpreted as a part of the U.S. efforts. The THAAD system in South Korea could not only collect data on China’s ballistic missiles but also form a front early warning system against the missiles along with the type AN/TPY-2 radars stationed in Japan and Guam. Of course, behind the intensification of the tit-for-tat between China’s ballistic missile modernization and the U.S.’s anti-missile programs against it, there is constructivist confrontation between the “China threat” discourses from the U.S. and China’s responses to them as well as the realist security dilemma.
목차
1. 前言
1.1 研究背景
1.2 文献研究分析
2. 中美两国的国家身份和安全困境
2.1 中美两国 “排斥性” 国家身份
2.2 中美安全困境
2.3 中美关系中的台湾问题
3. 中国导弹的现代化更新
4. 萨德入韩的意义和局限性分析
4.1 美国亚太反导系统的强化
4.2 韩国萨德反导系统的局限性
5. 结论
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