International Security Studies （Volume 4 Number 2 Winter 2018） =国际安全研究（2018年第2辑·英文版）

4 Conclusion

3 Operational Logic behind the US Military’s Management of Climate Risks

2 The US Military’s Fundamental Doctrine and Their Characteristics in the Early Days of the Trump Administration

1 Scientific Basis for and Background to US Military Policy hoices

US Military Climate Change Risks Management and Its Behavioral Logic under the Trump Administration

4 Conclusion

3 The Global Governance of Mineral Resources and the EU’s Resource Security

2 The Endowment Limit the Declining Hegemony and the Limited Independence of Resource of the EU

1 Multi-dimensional Power and Mineral Resource Security

Resource Security and Global Governance: An Analysis of the European Union’s Security Strategy for Mineral Resources

5 Conclusion

4 Preliminary Strategic Approach to China’s Competitiveness of National Security under New Conditions

3 Choosing Appropriate Strategies to Gain Competitive Advantages Concerning National Security

2 Major Principles in Carrying out Competitive Strategies for National Security

1 Approaches to Constructing Competitive Strategies and Their Implications

A Tentative Analysis of National Security Competitive Strategy

6 Conclusion

5 The Gloomy Prospect of Arms Control over Autonomous Weapons

4 On the Level of Security: Arms Control of Autonomous Weapons is Subject to Expected Returns.

3 On the Value Level: Major Driving Forces for Arms Control of Autonomous Weapons

2 On the Concept Level: Vague Objects Targeted by Arms Control of Autonomous Weapons

1 Motions on Arms Control of Autonomous Weapons in the Context of Global Security Governance

Controlling Autonomous Weapons in the Context of Global Security Governance

3 “Decline Denial” and “Fortress America”: The Logic and Flaws in Trump’s Strategy

2 “America First”: Trump’s Grand Strategy

1 The Theory of Grand Strategy and the US National Security Strategy

“Decline Denial” and “Fortress America”: Trump’s Grand Strategy

6 Conclusion

5 Target Audiences and Russia’s Strategy Choice for the Intervention in Syria

4 Status Signaling: The goal of Russia’s Military Intervention in Syria

3 Status Signaling and Choice of Strategies

2 The Significance of Status Signaling in International Relations and Its Studies

1 Proposal

Status Signaling in International Relations and Russia’s Military Intervention in Syrian Civil War

5 Conclusion

4 Problems in NTSS in China and a Better Scenario

3 Academic Significance of NTSS and Its Influence on China’s Policies

2 The Academic Characteristics of NTSS in China

1 Research Methodology and a General Analysis of the Literature

Reflections on China’s Non-Traditional Security Studies over the Past 40 Years (1978-2017):Evolution Eff ects and Prospects

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Reflections on China’s Non-Traditional Security Studies over the Past 40 Years (1978-2017):Evolution Eff ects and Prospects

1 Research Methodology and a General Analysis of the Literature

2 The Academic Characteristics of NTSS in China

3 Academic Significance of NTSS and Its Influence on China’s Policies

4 Problems in NTSS in China and a Better Scenario

5 Conclusion

Status Signaling in International Relations and Russia’s Military Intervention in Syrian Civil War

1 Proposal

2 The Significance of Status Signaling in International Relations and Its Studies

3 Status Signaling and Choice of Strategies

4 Status Signaling: The goal of Russia’s Military Intervention in Syria

5 Target Audiences and Russia’s Strategy Choice for the Intervention in Syria

6 Conclusion

“Decline Denial” and “Fortress America”: Trump’s Grand Strategy

1 The Theory of Grand Strategy and the US National Security Strategy

2 “America First”: Trump’s Grand Strategy

3 “Decline Denial” and “Fortress America”: The Logic and Flaws in Trump’s Strategy

Controlling Autonomous Weapons in the Context of Global Security Governance

1 Motions on Arms Control of Autonomous Weapons in the Context of Global Security Governance

2 On the Concept Level: Vague Objects Targeted by Arms Control of Autonomous Weapons

3 On the Value Level: Major Driving Forces for Arms Control of Autonomous Weapons

4 On the Level of Security: Arms Control of Autonomous Weapons is Subject to Expected Returns.

5 The Gloomy Prospect of Arms Control over Autonomous Weapons

6 Conclusion

A Tentative Analysis of National Security Competitive Strategy

1 Approaches to Constructing Competitive Strategies and Their Implications

2 Major Principles in Carrying out Competitive Strategies for National Security

3 Choosing Appropriate Strategies to Gain Competitive Advantages Concerning National Security

4 Preliminary Strategic Approach to China’s Competitiveness of National Security under New Conditions

5 Conclusion

Resource Security and Global Governance: An Analysis of the European Union’s Security Strategy for Mineral Resources

1 Multi-dimensional Power and Mineral Resource Security

2 The Endowment Limit the Declining Hegemony and the Limited Independence of Resource of the EU

3 The Global Governance of Mineral Resources and the EU’s Resource Security

4 Conclusion

US Military Climate Change Risks Management and Its Behavioral Logic under the Trump Administration

1 Scientific Basis for and Background to US Military Policy hoices

2 The US Military’s Fundamental Doctrine and Their Characteristics in the Early Days of the Trump Administration

3 Operational Logic behind the US Military’s Management of Climate Risks

4 Conclusion