Author: Tao Wenzhao
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Publishing Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This is the third volume of the three-volume "History of Sino-US Relations," covering the period from Nixon's visit to China that broke the ice in Sino-US relations to the conclusion of negotiations on "accession to the WTO." Over these three decades, numerous major events occurred, and Sino-US relations experienced ups and downs, reflecting deep divisions between the two sides while also highlighting the profound and extensive common interests between the two countries. This book presents a complex process over three decades from multiple perspectives using substantial historical materials. The author is a top domestic expert on U.S. issues, employed at the Institute of U.S. Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and has long been engaged in the study of Sino-US relations. His previously published "History of Sino-US Relations, 1949-1972" has been selected as a university textbook.
History of Sino-US Relations (1911--1949) - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
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