International Relations History -- Modern Volume

Author: Fang Lianqing, Wang Bingyuan, Liu Jinzhi (editors)
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: This book is one volume of the three-volume "National Key Textbook for Ordinary Higher Education under the 'Nineteen-Ninety-Five' National Plan" titled "History of International Relations," specifically the volume on the Modern Era. It systematically elucidates the evolution and characteristics of the international relations landscape during the period of 1917-1945, the rise and fall, differentiation, and recombination of various forces on the international political stage. It analyzes the foreign policies of major countries and significant international events, reflecting the complex and dynamic inherent laws of international relations during this specific period. The book is well-structured, logically organized, rich in content, well-documented, and innovative, making it a distinctive textbook for higher education. It is primarily intended for teaching use in universities and colleges in the fields of international politics, international relations, diplomacy, international law, and world history. It can also serve as a learning resource for Party schools, cadres' colleges, military academies, foreign affairs personnel, and a broad range of young people and cadres interested in international issues.