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In a stunningly original work about the impact of cultural perceptions in international relations, Simei Qing offers a new perspective on relations between the United States and China after World War II.
From debates over Taiwan in the Truman administration to military confrontation in Korea to relations with the Soviet Union, Qing explores how policies on both sides became persistently counterproductive. Implicit moral and cultural values became woven into policy rationales for both China and the United States. Cultural visions of modernity and understandings of identity played a critical role in each nation's evaluation of the other's intentions and in defining interests and principles in their diplomatic relationship.
Based on American, Russian, and newly declassified Chinese sources, this book reveals rarely examined assumptions that were entrenched in mainstream policy debates on both sides, and sheds light on the origins and development of U.S.-China confrontations that continue to resonate today.
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Introduction: Cultural Visions and Foreign Policy
1. Perceptions and Realities: Chinese and American Visions of Modernity and Identity
2. Straining the Relationship: Truman and the Reconstruction of China after World War II
3. Disillusionment and Polarization: the Failure of the Marshall Mission and Deepening Divisions in Nationalist China
4. New American Strategies: Debates over the Chinese Communist Party and Taiwan in the Truman Administration
5. Two Sides of One Coin: The CCP's Policies toward the Soviet Union and the United States
6. From Adversaries to Enemies: Military Confrontation in Korea
7. Inducement Versus Containment: U.S. China Policy under Eisenhower
8. The Foundation of New China: Conflicting CCP Visions of Industrialization in the 1950s
9. Mao's Magic Weapon: From a Gradualist Political Program to the Hundred Flowers Policy
10. Becoming First-Class Citizens of the World: China's Diplomacy and Peaceful Co-existence
Conclusion: Ways of War and Peace
Notes
Primary Sources
Index
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