American Problem Research - (Issue 5)

Author: Ni Shixiong, Liu Yongtao
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is written by international affairs experts and scholars from educational and academic institutions such as the Center for American Studies at Fudan University. The full text is divided into four parts: U.S.-China Relations and Asia-Pacific Security, U.S. Government and Congressional Politics, the "War on Terror" and U.S. Security, and U.S. Religion and Cultural Trends. By selecting different perspectives and research methods, the authors conduct in-depth analyses and discussions on various aspects of U.S. issues. They provide serious interpretations and explanations of contemporary and modern America from perspectives such as the foreign policy choices of congressional leaders, Japanese lobbying activities in the U.S., U.S.-China relations and cross-strait reconciliation, the direction of the U.S. Asia-Pacific security strategy, the current U.S. national information security strategy, U.S. new isolationist trends, and the New York and the Chinese Christian Church. This book is suitable for researchers and practitioners of U.S. issues and international affairs, as well as a broad readership interested in the U.S. and international relations.