Cold War Strategy of the United States and the Coordinating Committee for Export Controls, China Committee (1945—1994)

Author: Cui Pi
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book fully utilizes the historical archival documents such as the "National Security Council Files of the United States" and the "Foreign Relations of the United States" that have been gradually declassified since the 1980s. Employing multidisciplinary research methods from history, political science, and statistics, it centers on the rise and fall of U.S. Cold War strategy, the Coordinating Committee for Export Controls (COCOM), and the China Committee. The book primarily elucidates the interactive dynamics between economic containment policies, the complex relationship between the United States and Western countries in the field of trade jurisdiction policies, and the impact of U.S. and Western economic containment policies on the economic development and modernization processes of the Soviet Union and China. It reveals the fundamental characteristics of the development of East-West economic relations during the Cold War era, opening up a new field for international Cold War studies in China.