Chinese Foreign Policy after the Cultural Revolution, 1966–1977 analyzes the evolution of China’s foreign policy during and immediately after the Cultural Revolution. Written by Robert G. Sutter, the book examines how domestic political turmoil affected China’s external relations and diplomatic behavior. It explores policy changes, strategic priorities, and China’s interactions with maj…
On China is a comprehensive analysis of Chinese history, diplomacy, and strategic culture written by former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Drawing on his personal experiences and diplomatic engagements with Chinese leaders, particularly during the normalization of U.S.–China relations, the book explores China’s worldview, historical memory, and approach to international relations.…
The Chinese Calculus of Deterrence analyzes China’s strategic thinking and foreign policy behavior in its relations with India and the states of Indochina. Written by Allen S. Whiting, the book examines the use of military force, deterrence strategies, and political calculations employed by the People’s Republic of China during periods of regional conflict. This study provides a detailed as…
China & Russia: The Great Game examines the complex and shifting relationship between China and the Soviet Union during the twentieth century. Written by diplomat and China scholar O. Edmund Clubb, the book analyzes ideological conflict, geopolitical rivalry, and historical tensions that shaped Sino-Soviet relations. Drawing on diplomatic experience and historical analysis, the work provides va…
Chinese Foreign Policy in an Age of Transition analyzes the transformation of the People’s Republic of China’s foreign policy during a critical period of political, ideological, and international change. Written by Ishwer C. Ojha, the book examines China’s diplomatic strategies, cultural diplomacy, and international positioning in the post-revolutionary era. This second edition reflects u…
This book examines the political, ideological, and strategic dimensions of China’s involvement in Africa during the Cold War period. It analyzes China’s support for revolutionary movements, its diplomatic relations with African states, and the broader implications of Sino-African cooperation. The study provides insight into China’s foreign policy objectives and its efforts to influence po…
This book analyzes the foreign policy of the People’s Republic of China from the perspective of a developing state. It examines China’s diplomatic behavior, international objectives, and strategic responses within the global political system during the Cold War era. Emphasizing economic limitations, ideological considerations, and national interests, the study provides insight into how Chin…
Richard Wich's Sino-Soviet Crisis Politics is an in-depth study of the political dynamics and communication between the People's Republic of China and the Soviet Union during a period of heightened ideological and strategic tensions during the Cold War. Through analysis of archives, political statements, and communication patterns between the two countries, Wich outlines how the crisis and conf…
This book discusses the influence of the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China in Third World countries during the Cold War period. Alvin Z. Rubinstein analyzes the foreign policy strategies of these two communist countries and how they competed and cooperated in expanding their ideology, military influence, and diplomatic relations in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. This work also e…
This volume presents a curated selection of diplomatic archives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China, focusing on the Chinese delegation’s participation in the 1955 Asian-African Conference in Bandung. The documents provide insights into China’s foreign policy strategies, diplomatic interactions, preparatory communications, and the geopolitical context su…