Holdings: Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia

Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia: implications for Beijing and Tokyo

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Main Author:	Aßmann, Lars (Author)
Format:	Thesis Book
Language:	English
Published:	Berlin ; Münster Lit 2007
Series:	Strukturen der Macht 16
Subjects:	Ballistic missile defenses > China Ballistic missile defenses > Japan Rüstungspolitik Raketenabwehr Japan China Hochschulschrift
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adam_text	XVIII Contents Important note on this work Abbreviations Central Research Area & Theoretical Key Points Executive Summary 2 Central Research Area & Structure of this Work 9 Research Timetable ' 1 Literature and Sources '2 Interviews and Scientific Method 15 A. Theories of International Relations 18 A.I. Realism, Liberalism and Constructivism 19 A. 1.1 Realism 21 A. 1.2. Liberalism 22 A. 1.3. Problems of Classic theories of international politics 27 A. 1.4. Constructivism 30 A.2. Norms of Japanese Foreign and Security policy 35 A.2.1 Bilateralism 35 A.2.2 Antimilitarism 37 A.3.1 Norms of Chinese Security policy 39 A.3.2 'National Unity' & 'Non-interference' 39 A.3.3. Independence and Non-alliance 43 A.3.4. The Normative Value of Nuclear Weapons in Chinese strategic thinking 46 A.4. East Asian Security Environment in the 1 990s 48 Chapter I The Issue - Why Missile Defense is Back I. Why Missile Defense is Back 52 I.I Causes & Developments of the Issue 54 A) Missile Defense as Result of Unhampered proliferation and 54 B) Missile Defense as Alliance Issue 58 C) The psychology of missile defense needs 59 1. II Characteristics & Military Functions of Ballistic and Cruise missiles - Why are they a Threat? 62 I. II.I Technical background 62 I.H.II Technical advantages of ballistic & cruise missiles 63 I.II. HI Monetary advantages of ballistic & cruise missiles 67 I.II.rV Psychological dimension 67 I.tl.VI Political dimension 68 XIX I.HI Cognitive Assessment and security evaluation - The reemergence of the missile defense debate in East Asia 70 1.111.1 U.S. and Japanese Threat-Assessment in the 1 990s 72 I.III.I. A: The Pre-1998 assessment 72 І.Ш.І. B: The Post-1998 Assessment 76 I.III.II. The "New China Threat" - Constructing a 'construct'? 84 I.IV. Initiative & Implementation 89 I.IV.I Japan's sensitive handling of TMD 89 Chapter II The Evolution of Ballistic Missile Defenses (BMD), 1944-2003 11.1.1 Origins: BMD from WW II to the End of the Cold War 96 II.I.II Technological Imperatives and Technological Developments, 1950s-1970s 96 ILI. Ill The new dimensions: SDI (Strategic Defense Initiative), 1983-1990 108 II.I.III.I Soviet perception of SDI - Traits to current Chinese criticism of NMD 114 ІІ.1.Ш.ІІ Chinese Views on SDI 115 П.І.Ш.Ш SDI as Alliance issue 118 II.I.III.IV US-Japanese Joint Research on SDI 119 II.II GP ALS (1991-1993) 123 ІІ.Ш. Bottom-Up Review-BUR (1993-2001) 125 II.IV. TMD & NMD (2001 - 2003: the current status) 127 Chapter III Theater Missile Defenses (TMD): The Current System Configurations III.I. Current TMD Systems and Subsystems 130 НІЛІ Ground-based TMD Segments 131 Ш.ІІ.І The Lower tier: PAC-3 Components 131 Ш.ІІ.ІІ The Upper tier: THAAD Components 135 ШЛИ. Sea-based TMD Segments 137 III. III. I Aegis Weapon System ( AWS) 13 8 III.III.II Lower tier Navy Arial Defense (NAD) components 140 Ш.Ш.Ш Upper Tier Navy Theater Wide / Sea-based Midcourse Defense components 142 HI.HLIV Strategic momentum for Tokyo 145 HLÍV. Boost Phase Interception Tools: Lasers 146 IILIV.I Space-based Lasers 148 HI.IV.H Airborne Lasers 150 XX Chapter IV China's Perceptions and Reactions to a Defensive Shield IV IV.I IV.I.I IV.I.II. IV.I.HI. IV.II.I. IV.1I.H. IV.ILII. IV.1I.I1. IV.III. IV.IV Approaching China' s Perceptions & Reactions to BMD 154 Perceptions of a Defensive Shield 155 Targeting China? 155 A Purely Defensive Purpose? 158 Is BMD a Trap? 161 China's View on National Missile Defense (NMD) -The SDI critique revisited? 163 China's View on Theater Missile Defense (TMD) 168 China's View of TMD in Taiwan 169 China's View of TMD in Japan 176 China's Opposition to Space-based BMD assets - A Matter of Principle or Pragmatism? 181 Summary - Similarities with Soviet critique 185 Chapter V Theater Missile Defenses (TMD) in the East Asian Context - China's Security Environment V. Geographic setting and Historic legacy 188 V. I Neighbors to the North and West 192 V.I.I Russia 192 V.I.II The Central Asian States 196 V.H.I Neighbors to the South - India and Pakistan 200 V.II.II India and TMD 204 V.1II.I China and Southeast Asia (SEA) 207 V.IH.II Territorial Disputes in the South China Sea - Roots of Conflict 208 V.1H.III Territorial Disputes - Strategic Significance of the South China Sea 210 V.IV The Korean Peninsula 215 V.1V.I Strategic setting in the 1 990s 215 V.IV.II Seoul's Policy towards the North and PRC-ROK Trade 217 V.1V.III Beijing's 'North Korea Problem' 220 V.IV.IHJ North Korea's Missile threat 221 V.IV.IIl.H North Korea's State Terrorism 223 V.IV.1V Japan's and the US' stake in the Korean Peninsula 226 V.IV.V TMD in South Korea 229 V.IV.V.I Historic Development 229 V.IV.V.II China & The Korean Peninsula - Weighing economic and strategic aspects 238 V.V Relations with Japan 239 V.V.I Economic Dynamics 239 V.V.II Political Dynamics in the 1990s 24) V.V.III Military dynamics in the 1 990s and 2000s 245 V.VI. Taiwan 251 V.VI.I Cornerstones of Cross-Strait Relations 251 V.V1.II Taiwan's place in US-Japanese security arrangements 255 V.VLIH.I The 1995-1996 Taiwan missile crisis XXI - Doing more harm than good for Beijing? 256 V.VI.HI.II The strategic value of Taiwan for China 258 V.VI.Iir.III The strategic value of Taiwan for the US-Japanese Security Alliance 260 V.VI.IV. TMD in Taiwan 261 V.VI.IV.I Factors influencing Taipei's TMD aspirations 261 V.VI.IV.II TMD: Implications for the PRC and ROC 266 Chapter VI Theater Missie Defenses's impact on Chinese Strategic Thought & Missile Modernization VI. I TMD, RMA and Kosovo - TMD's impact on Chinese Strategic Thought 270 VI. 1.1 The Concept of Asymmetric Warfare 271 VI.Lir People's War (PW) 273 VI.I.III Local War (LW) 277 VI.I.IV The RMA School 283 VI.II TMD's influence on China's strategic missile modernization 292 VI. II. I Importance of Missiles for China A) Compensation Effect 292 B) Deterrence Effect 293 VI.II.II Characteristics of China's Missile Modernization 294 VI.III Implications of TMD/ RMA for Chinese missile forces 298 VI.III.I China discusses its options 299 VI.III.II Summary - Efforts to heighten the survivability against TMD 301 VI.HI.III Interpreting China's Missile modernization 305 Chapter VII Japan and 'BMD': What TMD means to Japan VII. TMD and Japan: Threat response or Alliance issue? 308 VILI Missile Threat and threat perception 311 V1I.I1.I The strategic impetus behind Japanese TMD - A Defense against what? 315 VII.ILII A new kind of threat potential - the rationale of the "rogues" 321 VII.III. Alternatives to TMD 324 VII.III.I Alternativei: The US nuclear umbrella - Cold War fossil or legacy? 325 VII.III. И Alternative II: A nuclear Japan - Is the nuclear option feasible? 329 VILULUI. The Pros & Cons of TMD deployment for Japan 339 VII.IV Why TMD is also an Alliance Issue 342 VII. VI.I "To strengthen the Post-Cold War US-Japan Security Alliance" - For who's sake? 344 VII.IV.II The'binding character'of TMD 357 V1I.V. Implications of TMD operation for Japan's 'Peace Constitution' - Struggle Between Political Norms and Military Necessity? 367 VII.V.I TMD operation and the issue of Article 9 367 VILV.II TMD and Collective vs. Individual Self-Defense 371 XXII VILV.IH TMD and Japan's 'Non-Military Use of Space' 390 VII.V.IV Arms Export Constraints 394 VII.VI. TMD and command restructuring - Military and Political Issues 397 VII.VI.I Japanese dependence on US information input 397 VII. VIJI. Current Japanese Command and Control Systems 401 VII.VI.III. C2 systems: Balancing military objectives and political dilemmas 404 Conclusion 410 Appendix A Basics of ballistic Missile Types & Technology A.I. Types of Ballistic Missiles A.II. Status of a Missile Program: Flight-test - Production - Deployment A.III Phases of a Ballistic Missile's Flight A.IV Components of a Ballistic Missile A.V. Launch Platforms 416 419 420 422 425 Appendix В B.I. B.I.I B.I.II B.I.HI B. 1I.I1.1 B.II.II.II В.ІІ.Ш Theoretical Perspectives on Missile Defense & Use of Space Theoretical Perspectives on Missile Defense & Use of Space Defense Concepts Preemptive, Passive, Active Defenses - The Military Perspective The Concept of Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD) - The Psychological Perspective Schools of Thought - Theories on the military use of space for BMD purposes Applied Policies on the Use of Space - The Historical Perspective Japan's stance on the usage of Space 427 428 428 430 430 432 436 Appendix С 'Thwarting China's Impending Greatness' Analyzing China's Perception of World Order & Emotional Conflict with Japan and the US С -I. Chinese Views of World Affairs and its actors 439 C-I.I. The World in Chinese Assessment - 'Inevitable' World trends 441 C-1I. China's Conflicting View of Major Actors 450 C-II.I The United States - admittedly mixed signals 450 C-H.II Japan 461 С-П.Ш Russia and Europe 467 Bibliography 469
adam_txt	XVIII Contents Important note on this work Abbreviations Central Research Area & Theoretical Key Points Executive Summary 2 Central Research Area & Structure of this Work 9 Research Timetable ' 1 Literature and Sources '2 Interviews and Scientific Method 15 A. Theories of International Relations 18 A.I. Realism, Liberalism and Constructivism 19 A. 1.1 Realism 21 A. 1.2. Liberalism 22 A. 1.3. Problems of Classic theories of international politics 27 A. 1.4. Constructivism 30 A.2. Norms of Japanese Foreign and Security policy 35 A.2.1 Bilateralism 35 A.2.2 Antimilitarism 37 A.3.1 Norms of Chinese Security policy 39 A.3.2 'National Unity' & 'Non-interference' 39 A.3.3. Independence and Non-alliance 43 A.3.4. The Normative Value of Nuclear Weapons in Chinese strategic thinking 46 A.4. East Asian Security Environment in the 1 990s 48 Chapter I The Issue - Why Missile Defense is Back I. Why Missile Defense is Back 52 I.I Causes & Developments of the Issue 54 A) Missile Defense as Result of Unhampered proliferation and 54 B) Missile Defense as Alliance Issue 58 C) The psychology of missile defense needs 59 1. II Characteristics & Military Functions of Ballistic and Cruise missiles - Why are they a Threat? 62 I. II.I Technical background 62 I.H.II Technical advantages of ballistic & cruise missiles 63 I.II. HI Monetary advantages of ballistic & cruise missiles 67 I.II.rV Psychological dimension 67 I.tl.VI Political dimension 68 XIX I.HI Cognitive Assessment and security evaluation - The reemergence of the missile defense debate in East Asia 70 1.111.1 U.S. and Japanese Threat-Assessment in the 1 990s 72 I.III.I. A: The Pre-1998 assessment 72 І.Ш.І. B: The Post-1998 Assessment 76 I.III.II. The "New China Threat" - Constructing a 'construct'? 84 I.IV. Initiative & Implementation 89 I.IV.I Japan's sensitive handling of TMD 89 Chapter II The Evolution of Ballistic Missile Defenses (BMD), 1944-2003 11.1.1 Origins: BMD from WW II to the End of the Cold War 96 II.I.II Technological Imperatives and Technological Developments, 1950s-1970s 96 ILI. Ill The new dimensions: SDI (Strategic Defense Initiative), 1983-1990 108 II.I.III.I Soviet perception of SDI - Traits to current Chinese criticism of NMD 114 ІІ.1.Ш.ІІ Chinese Views on SDI 115 П.І.Ш.Ш SDI as Alliance issue 118 II.I.III.IV US-Japanese Joint Research on SDI 119 II.II GP ALS (1991-1993) 123 ІІ.Ш. Bottom-Up Review-BUR (1993-2001) 125 II.IV. TMD & NMD (2001 - 2003: the current status) 127 Chapter III Theater Missile Defenses (TMD): The Current System Configurations III.I. Current TMD Systems and Subsystems 130 НІЛІ Ground-based TMD Segments 131 Ш.ІІ.І The Lower tier: PAC-3 Components 131 Ш.ІІ.ІІ The Upper tier: THAAD Components 135 ШЛИ. Sea-based TMD Segments 137 III. III. I Aegis Weapon System ( AWS) 13 8 III.III.II Lower tier Navy Arial Defense (NAD) components 140 Ш.Ш.Ш Upper Tier Navy Theater Wide / Sea-based Midcourse Defense components 142 HI.HLIV Strategic momentum for Tokyo 145 HLÍV. Boost Phase Interception Tools: Lasers 146 IILIV.I Space-based Lasers 148 HI.IV.H Airborne Lasers 150 XX Chapter IV China's Perceptions and Reactions to a Defensive Shield IV IV.I IV.I.I IV.I.II. IV.I.HI. IV.II.I. IV.1I.H. IV.ILII. IV.1I.I1. IV.III. IV.IV Approaching China' s Perceptions & Reactions to BMD 154 Perceptions of a Defensive Shield 155 Targeting China? 155 A Purely Defensive Purpose? 158 Is BMD a Trap? 161 China's View on National Missile Defense (NMD) -The SDI critique revisited? 163 China's View on Theater Missile Defense (TMD) 168 China's View of TMD in Taiwan 169 China's View of TMD in Japan 176 China's Opposition to Space-based BMD assets - A Matter of Principle or Pragmatism? 181 Summary - Similarities with Soviet critique 185 Chapter V Theater Missile Defenses (TMD) in the East Asian Context - China's Security Environment V. Geographic setting and Historic legacy 188 V. I Neighbors to the North and West 192 V.I.I Russia 192 V.I.II The Central Asian States 196 V.H.I Neighbors to the South - India and Pakistan 200 V.II.II India and TMD 204 V.1II.I China and Southeast Asia (SEA) 207 V.IH.II Territorial Disputes in the South China Sea - Roots of Conflict 208 V.1H.III Territorial Disputes - Strategic Significance of the South China Sea 210 V.IV The Korean Peninsula 215 V.1V.I Strategic setting in the 1 990s 215 V.IV.II Seoul's Policy towards the North and PRC-ROK Trade 217 V.1V.III Beijing's 'North Korea Problem' 220 V.IV.IHJ North Korea's Missile threat 221 V.IV.IIl.H North Korea's State Terrorism 223 V.IV.1V Japan's and the US' stake in the Korean Peninsula 226 V.IV.V TMD in South Korea 229 V.IV.V.I Historic Development 229 V.IV.V.II China & The Korean Peninsula - Weighing economic and strategic aspects 238 V.V Relations with Japan 239 V.V.I Economic Dynamics 239 V.V.II Political Dynamics in the 1990s 24) V.V.III Military dynamics in the 1 990s and 2000s 245 V.VI. Taiwan 251 V.VI.I Cornerstones of Cross-Strait Relations 251 V.V1.II Taiwan's place in US-Japanese security arrangements 255 V.VLIH.I The 1995-1996 Taiwan missile crisis XXI - Doing more harm than good for Beijing? 256 V.VI.HI.II The strategic value of Taiwan for China 258 V.VI.Iir.III The strategic value of Taiwan for the US-Japanese Security Alliance 260 V.VI.IV. TMD in Taiwan 261 V.VI.IV.I Factors influencing Taipei's TMD aspirations 261 V.VI.IV.II TMD: Implications for the PRC and ROC 266 Chapter VI Theater Missie Defenses's impact on Chinese Strategic Thought & Missile Modernization VI. I TMD, RMA and Kosovo - TMD's impact on Chinese Strategic Thought 270 VI. 1.1 The Concept of Asymmetric Warfare 271 VI.Lir People's War (PW) 273 VI.I.III Local War (LW) 277 VI.I.IV The RMA School 283 VI.II TMD's influence on China's strategic missile modernization 292 VI. II. I Importance of Missiles for China A) Compensation Effect 292 B) Deterrence Effect 293 VI.II.II Characteristics of China's Missile Modernization 294 VI.III Implications of TMD/ RMA for Chinese missile forces 298 VI.III.I China discusses its options 299 VI.III.II Summary - Efforts to heighten the survivability against TMD 301 VI.HI.III Interpreting China's Missile modernization 305 Chapter VII Japan and 'BMD': What TMD means to Japan VII. TMD and Japan: Threat response or Alliance issue? 308 VILI Missile Threat and threat perception 311 V1I.I1.I The strategic impetus behind Japanese TMD - A Defense against what? 315 VII.ILII A new kind of threat potential - the rationale of the "rogues" 321 VII.III. Alternatives to TMD 324 VII.III.I Alternativei: The US nuclear umbrella - Cold War fossil or legacy? 325 VII.III. И Alternative II: A nuclear Japan - Is the nuclear option feasible? 329 VILULUI. The Pros & Cons of TMD deployment for Japan 339 VII.IV Why TMD is also an Alliance Issue 342 VII. VI.I "To strengthen the Post-Cold War US-Japan Security Alliance" - For who's sake? 344 VII.IV.II The'binding character'of TMD 357 V1I.V. Implications of TMD operation for Japan's 'Peace Constitution' - Struggle Between Political Norms and Military Necessity? 367 VII.V.I TMD operation and the issue of Article 9 367 VILV.II TMD and Collective vs. Individual Self-Defense 371 XXII VILV.IH TMD and Japan's 'Non-Military Use of Space' 390 VII.V.IV Arms Export Constraints 394 VII.VI. TMD and command restructuring - Military and Political Issues 397 VII.VI.I Japanese dependence on US information input 397 VII. VIJI. Current Japanese Command and Control Systems 401 VII.VI.III. C2 systems: Balancing military objectives and political dilemmas 404 Conclusion 410 Appendix A Basics of ballistic Missile Types & Technology A.I. Types of Ballistic Missiles A.II. Status of a Missile Program: Flight-test - Production - Deployment A.III Phases of a Ballistic Missile's Flight A.IV Components of a Ballistic Missile A.V. Launch Platforms 416 419 420 422 425 Appendix В B.I. B.I.I B.I.II B.I.HI B. 1I.I1.1 B.II.II.II В.ІІ.Ш Theoretical Perspectives on Missile Defense & Use of Space Theoretical Perspectives on Missile Defense & Use of Space Defense Concepts Preemptive, Passive, Active Defenses - The Military Perspective The Concept of Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD) - The Psychological Perspective Schools of Thought - Theories on the military use of space for BMD purposes Applied Policies on the Use of Space - The Historical Perspective Japan's stance on the usage of Space 427 428 428 430 430 432 436 Appendix С 'Thwarting China's Impending Greatness' Analyzing China's Perception of World Order & Emotional Conflict with Japan and the US С -I. Chinese Views of World Affairs and its actors 439 C-I.I. The World in Chinese Assessment - 'Inevitable' World trends 441 C-1I. China's Conflicting View of Major Actors 450 C-II.I The United States - admittedly mixed signals 450 C-H.II Japan 461 С-П.Ш Russia and Europe 467 Bibliography 469
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spellingShingle	Aßmann, Lars Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia implications for Beijing and Tokyo Strukturen der Macht Ballistic missile defenses China Ballistic missile defenses Japan Rüstungspolitik (DE-588)4178671-3 gnd Raketenabwehr (DE-588)4319388-2 gnd
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title	Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia implications for Beijing and Tokyo
title_auth	Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia implications for Beijing and Tokyo
title_exact_search	Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia implications for Beijing and Tokyo
title_exact_search_txtP	Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia implications for Beijing and Tokyo
title_full	Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia implications for Beijing and Tokyo Lars Aßmann
title_fullStr	Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia implications for Beijing and Tokyo Lars Aßmann
title_full_unstemmed	Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia implications for Beijing and Tokyo Lars Aßmann
title_short	Theater Missile Defense (TMD) in East Asia
title_sort	theater missile defense tmd in east asia implications for beijing and tokyo
title_sub	implications for Beijing and Tokyo
topic	Ballistic missile defenses China Ballistic missile defenses Japan Rüstungspolitik (DE-588)4178671-3 gnd Raketenabwehr (DE-588)4319388-2 gnd
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