CSSN-‘Effective security’ at core of national strategy

‘Effective security’ at core of national strategy

Author : Li Yu Source : Chinese Social Sciences Today 2014-11-27

The Fudan China National Security Strategy Report was released in Shanghai on November 15. The report found that under the guidelines of an overall national security framework, China should develop a national security strategy with “effective security” at its core. The strategy should aim to uphold national security and take advantage of China’s strengths, the report found. “Effective security” is a new concept proposed in the report. Chen Zhimin, dean of Fudan University’s School of International Relations and Public Affairs, said “effective security” refers to intensive, relative, open, sustainable, all-dimensional, developing, common, integrated and non-excessive security. China will pursue “effective security” through development, Chen added.

The Chinese version appeared in Chinese Social Sciences Today, No. 668, November 17, 2014.

The Chinese link: http://www.cssn.cn/zx/bwyc/201411/t20141117_1401242.shtml

　Translated by Du Mei

　　Revised by Tom Fearon

Editor: Chen Meina