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2025 Other than Law: Legitimizing China’s Nuclear Strategy Fiona S. Cunningham · Security Studies · Scholar only — 2024 Under the Nuclear Shadow: China’s Information-Age Weapons in International Security Fiona S. Cunningham · Princeton University Press 23 2023 The Unknowns About China’s Nuclear Modernization Program Fiona S. Cunningham · Arms Control Today 28 2022 Accommodative Signaling and the Role of Risk Fiona S. Cunningham · Security Studies 2 2022 Strategic Substitution: China’s Search for Coercive Leverage in the Information Age Fiona S. Cunningham · International Security 45 2021 Cooperation Under Asymmetry? The Future of U.S.-China Nuclear Relations Fiona S. Cunningham · The Washington Quarterly 15 2021 Invited review of Brendan Rittenhouse Green, The Revolution that Failed: Nuclear Competition, Arms Control, and the Cold War Fiona S. Cunningham · H-Diplo Roundtable — 2021 Was China Behind Last October’s Power Outage in India? Here’s What We Know Fiona S. Cunningham · April · Scholar only 3 2020 Managing U.S.-China Nuclear Risks: A Guide for Australia Fiona S. Cunningham · United States Studies Centre, University of Sydney 4 2020 Nuclear Deterrence with Russia and China: Are US Course Corrections Needed? Fiona S. Cunningham · Scholar only — 2020 Preparing the Cyber Battlefield: American and Chinese Perspectives on Cyber Escalation Risks Fiona S. Cunningham · Texas National Security Review 46 2020 The Maritime Rung on the Escalation Ladder: Naval Blockades in a U.S.-China Conflict Fiona S. Cunningham · Security Studies 55 2020 The Role of Nuclear Weapons in China’s National Defence Fiona S. Cunningham · The Future of the Undersea Deterrent: A Global Survey — 2019 Dangerous Confidence? Chinese Views on Nuclear Escalation Fiona S. Cunningham · International Security 111 2019 Nuclear Command, Control, and Communications Systems of the People’s Republic of China Fiona S. Cunningham · NAPSNet Special Reports, Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainability 22 2016 Alliances, Extended Deterrence, and Managing Escalation in East Asia Fiona S. Cunningham · Shifting Dynamics: Next Generation Assessments on Asian Security — 2016 Industry perspectives on non-proliferation Fiona S. Cunningham · Australia's Uranium Trade · Scholar only — 2015 Assuring Assured Retaliation: China’s Nuclear Posture and U.S.-China Strategic Stability Fiona S. Cunningham · International Security 230 2015 Why China Won’t Abandon its Nuclear Strategy of Assured Retaliation Fiona S. Cunningham · Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs 2 2014 Calculating Dependence: Soviet Security Guarantees and China’s Pursuit of Nuclear Weapons Fiona S. Cunningham · MIT Political Science Department Research Paper No · Scholar only 2 2014 Exploiting US control of the commons in a US–China conflict Fiona S. Cunningham · MIT Center for International Studies · Scholar only — 2012 Disarming Doubt: The Future of Extended Nuclear Deterrence in East Asia Fiona S. Cunningham · Lowy Institute for International Policy 2 2012 The Trinity and the Dragon: Reconciling Finance, Human Rights and the Environment in China Fiona S. Cunningham · Journal of Human Rights and the Environment 1 2011 The dangers of denial: nuclear weapons in China-India relations Fiona S. Cunningham · Lowy Institute for International Policy · Scholar only 15 2009 The Stellar Status Symbol: True Motives for China’s Space Program Fiona S. Cunningham · China Security 25
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