Facts vs. Fears on China

September 22, 2010 | 10:27 am
Gregory Kulacki
China Project Manager

For some perspective on claims about China’s nuclear arsenal, see US nuclear stockpile still dwarfs China’s in Monday’s Washington Times, which shows that fears of impending nuclear parity between the United States and China are unfounded.

Posted in: Global Security

Tags: China, nuclear weapons

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Gregory Kulacki is a Senior Analyst and the China Project Manager for the Global Security Program of the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS). He is also a Visiting Fellow at the Research Center for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons (RECNA) at Nagasaki University. He works on improving cross-cultural communication between the United States of America, China and Japan on nuclear weapons and related security issues. Prior to joining UCS in 2002, Dr. Kulacki was the Director of External Studies at Pitzer College, an Associate Professor of Government at Green Mountain College and the China Director for the Council on International Educational Exchange. Gregory completed his doctorate in government and politics at the University of Maryland College Park.