Cold War and China's Periphery Relations

Author: Niu Dayong
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: "Cold War and China's Periphery Relations" is a collection of papers selected from an international academic symposium organized by the Modern Historical Materials Center of Peking University, East China Normal University, and other institutions. The selected papers are innovative and well-documented, utilizing a wealth of new materials. The anthology examines China's periphery situation and the various factors influencing the formation and implementation of its foreign policies during the Cold War from different perspectives, proposing new insights based on in-depth research. In this collection, articles by scholars from Taiwan and abroad also provide valuable references for broadening the research perspectives on Cold War history. It can be said that the research findings of these scholars have enriched the study of Cold War history in China's academic circles. We publish this collection of symposium papers with the hope of further promoting Cold War history research in China's academia. The articles in this collection represent the personal views of the authors and are intended for research and reference only.