What does CIISS stand for?

China Institute for International Strategic Studies

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China Institute of International Studies (Beijing, China) Client Integration Implementation Service Comitato Interministeriale per le Informazioni e la Sicurezza (Italian: Interministerial Committee for Information and Security) Compatibility, Interoperability, Integration and C4 Supportability Controlled Items Inventory System Critical Infrastructure Information Security Act Canadian and International Industrial Security Directorate (Canada) Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) Canada-Israel Institute for Sport and Health Education (Canada) Computational Intelligence in Image and Signal Processing (IEEE symposium)		Centro de Informática do Instituto Superior Técnico (Galician: Computing Center of the Higher Technical Institute; Portugal) Conseil International pour l'Information Scientifique et Technique (French) Central Institute of Information Technology (Nagpur, India) Chemical Industry Institute of Technology Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology Combat Institute of Information Technology Communications, Internet and Information Technology (conference) COMSATS Institute of Information Technology (Pakistan) Standing Committee on International Trade China Information Industry Trade Association

Samples in periodicals archive:

The idea from a writer at the China Institute for International Strategic Studies, an obscurity for people outside China's close-knit defence circles, was seized on by Indian newspapers as evidence of China's malevolent intent.

'Trust deficit' bedevils prickly China-India ties

In a speech at the Russia's Higher School of Economic, chairman of the China Institute for International Strategic Studies (CIISS), Xiong Guangkai, said the country's security concept has expanded from safeguarding the territory and its sovereignty to other issues, which include security in finance, economy, information, energy, food, public hygiene and anti-terrorism.

'Chinese military must improve its capability to face new threats'