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Hearing: China's Military Modernization and the Cross-Strait Balance

February 6, 2004


Longworth House Office Building
Room 1310


AGENDA

OPENING REMARKS

  • OPENING STATEMENT BY CHAIRMAN ROGER W. ROBINSON, JR.
  • OPENING STATEMENT BY CHAIRMAN RICHARD D’AMATO.
  • OPENING STATEMENT BY COMMISSIONER ROBERT ELLSWORTH
  • OPENING STATEMENT BY COMMISSIONER LARRY WORTZEL

Administration views – U.S.-China-Taiwan trilateral relationship

  • Richard P. Lawless, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Asian & Pacific Affairs
  • Randy Schriver, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs (Remarks)

Panel 2: Taiwan Relations Act: Adequacy of Consultation

  • Ambassador Harvey Feldman, Senior Fellow for Asian studies at the Heritage Foundation (Remarks)
  • Dennis Hickey, Professor University Fellow in Research ,Southwest Missouri State University (Remarks)
  • John F. Copper, Professor of International Studies at Rhodes College in Memphis (Remarks)

Panel 3: Chinese Arms/Weapons Purchases and Supporting Infrastructure

  • RICHARD D. FISHER, JR. Senior Fellow at the Jamestown Foundation(Remarks)
  • Dr. David M. Finkelstein, CNA Corporation's Center for Strategic Studies
  • Evan Medeiros, RAND Corporation

Panel 4: Military trends in the Cross-strait relationship

  • Jason E. Bruzdzinski, Senior Professional Staff The MITRE Corporation (Remarks)
  • Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, and Advisor of the Asian Studies Program, University of Richmond
  • DR. LYLE GOLDSTEIN,Associate Professor of Naval Warfare Studies at the Naval War College
  • William Murray, Retired Commander and research fellow at the Naval War College
Transcript
2.6.04HT.pdf1.47 MB

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