China\'s Quest. The History of the Foreign Relations of the People\'s Republic of China - John Garver

480 { China’s Quest broadcasts into China, dissemination of liberal democratic values was—and remains, this author submits—one o ...

1989: The CCP’s Near Escape } 481 set up an office of Soros’ Open Society Foundation in Beijing.^31 Chen Yizi was an economist, ...

482 { China’s Quest “long-term protracted political struggle” against “Western spiritual and ide- ological infiltration.” Part o ...

1989: The CCP’s Near Escape } 483 to economic stagnation and shortages in the supply of goods available to China’s people. It wa ...

484 { China’s Quest of peaceful evolution. Ties with the United States were extremely dangerous, these rightists said. In respon ...

485 18 } The Diplomacy of Damage Control Differing Conceptions of Human Rights and State Sovereignty The CCP decision in 1989 to ...

486 { China’s Quest went even further in subordinating individual rights to the state. Nor did Marxism-Leninism put particular s ...

Diplomacy of Damage Control } 487 means to resolve the confrontation in Beijing, and regretted when this was not done. Most US a ...

488 { China’s Quest for China’s democracy movement, and that sympathy changed into anger when it was crushed by the PLA. In the ...

Diplomacy of Damage Control } 489 CYL school. There, Qian was selected by the CCP organization in charge of Chinese students in ...

490 { China’s Quest frequently abrasive with foreigners, Qian had an emollient style, reminiscent, perhaps, of Zhou Enlai. Qian’ ...

Diplomacy of Damage Control } 491 of Latin America by a Chinese president, visiting Mexico, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, and Chil ...

492 { China’s Quest the UN General Assembly. This China-supported development eliminated major obstacles to China–South Korea re ...

Diplomacy of Damage Control } 493 leader Lee Kuan Yew visited Beijing to preside over formal initiation of dip- lomatic relation ...

494 { China’s Quest father, Zhou Enlai.) Li, accompanied by the inimitable Qian Qichen, secured Indian agreement that “survival” ...

Diplomacy of Damage Control } 495 with China being part of that leading role. Japan had also become the larg- est provider of de ...

496 { China’s Quest Again, US actions provided cover for Tokyo. In late May, President Bush had extended MFN status for China an ...

Diplomacy of Damage Control } 497 usher Beijing out of its post-6-4 isolation had been part of Japan’s push for regional leaders ...

498 { China’s Quest Before the talks, Qian Qichen had arranged a formal reception for Major on Tiananmen Square, followed by a c ...

Diplomacy of Damage Control } 499 away at economic development, reform, and opening. Deng also made clear in his June 6 talk to ...