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December 31, 2025Journal of Northeast Asian Studies

U.S.-China Strategic Competition and China’s Nuclear Power Strategy: Reconfiguring Networks under Weaponized Interdependence

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China adopted a 'self-reliant resilience' strategy during the Cold War, focusing on independent development.
Under Xi Jinping, China shifted to a 'linked self-reliance' strategy, emphasizing technology localization and international cooperation.
The analysis expands on the concept of 'weaponized interdependence' to investigate China's nuclear industry development.
This case illustrates how sanctions can lead to diversification strategies depending on the target country's adaptive capacity.

Implication

Analysis shows China enhances nuclear power strategy amid U.S. sanctions, indicating network reconfigurations.

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Hanna Lee (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75b6cc6e9836116a22b70 https://doi.org/10.21807/jnas.2025.12.117.005

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