Now in its second edition, China and the World since 1945 offers an accessible introduction to Chinaâ s foreign policy and diplomatic history across a broad chronology.
Now in its second edition, China and the World since 1945 offers an accessible introduction to Chinaâ s foreign policy and diplomatic history across a broad chronology.
Chi-kwan Mark is Senior Lecturer in International History at Royal Holloway, University of London. He is the author of Hong Kong and the Cold War: Anglo-American Relations, 1949-1957 (2004), The Everyday Cold War: Britain and China, 1950-1972 (2017), and Decolonisation in the Age of Globalisation: Britain, China and Hong Kong, 1979-89 (2023).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: history, ideology, and identity 1. The Chinese Civil War and European Cold War, 1945 9 2. The Sino Soviet Alliance and the Korean War, 1950 3 3. Peaceful coexistence and assertive nationalism, 1954 7 4. Ideological radicalization and the Sino Soviet split, 1958 64 5. The Vietnam War and Cultural Revolution diplomacy, 1965 8 6. Sino Soviet Border War and Sino American Rapprochement, 1969 72 7. Mao's last diplomatic struggle and anti hegemony, 1972 8 8. Post Mao economic reform and independent foreign policy, 1979 89 9. Post Cold War challenges and multilateral diplomacy, 1990s 10. The rise of China and globalization, 2000s 11. Xi Jinping's China and the New Cold War Conclusion
Introduction: history, ideology, and identity 1. The Chinese Civil War and European Cold War, 1945 9 2. The Sino Soviet Alliance and the Korean War, 1950 3 3. Peaceful coexistence and assertive nationalism, 1954 7 4. Ideological radicalization and the Sino Soviet split, 1958 64 5. The Vietnam War and Cultural Revolution diplomacy, 1965 8 6. Sino Soviet Border War and Sino American Rapprochement, 1969 72 7. Mao's last diplomatic struggle and anti hegemony, 1972 8 8. Post Mao economic reform and independent foreign policy, 1979 89 9. Post Cold War challenges and multilateral diplomacy, 1990s 10. The rise of China and globalization, 2000s 11. Xi Jinping's China and the New Cold War Conclusion
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