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

100 { China’s Quest Search for US Disengagement from Taiwan A key objective of China’s peace offensive of 1954–1955 was securing ...

The Bandung Era } 101 More importantly, the power of the PRC was a reality of which Washington would have accepted. In Korea, th ...

102 { China’s Quest conclusion of a US-ROC mutual security treaty.^23 A major difficulty quickly emerged: what would be the terr ...

The Bandung Era } 103 could and would adopt an even more confrontational policy if the United States continued down the path of ...

104 { China’s Quest peacefully. China would strive for a peaceful liberation, “conditions permit- ting.” This was the first time ...

The Bandung Era } 105 agreement reached in the US-PRC ambassadorial talks. All told, 136 meet- ings would be held between 1955 a ...

106 { China’s Quest The new Eisenhower administration (inaugurated in January 1953) worked to build “positions of strength” arou ...

The Bandung Era } 107 independence in Asia and Africa, and the expansion of relations between the PRC and Asian and African coun ...

108 { China’s Quest Nehru saw these as creating a moral international order different, he believed, from the power politics appr ...

The Bandung Era } 109 China’s relations warmed after encounters between Zhou and Sihanouk at Geneva and Bandung. Sihanouk and Zh ...

110 { China’s Quest It  lobbied for PRC participation in the negotiations of a peace treaty with Japan and for that treaty to ex ...

The Bandung Era } 111 or a Nepali invasion in 1792–1793.^42 But when the mission of those Chinese armies was accomplished, they ...

112 { China’s Quest pronounced propensity to be dogmatic, impatient, irascible, and unyielding, especially in the face of opposi ...

113 5 } The Sino-Soviet Schism THE R ACE TO COMMUNISM AND GREAT POWER STATUS Investment Priorities and De-Stalinization During t ...

114 { China’s Quest institutional arrangements necessary for his campaign of hyperindustrializa- tion was military confrontation ...

The Sino-Soviet Schism } 115 prior consultation with other fraternal parties, especially the CCP, also manifested the arrogant, ...

116 { China’s Quest for swift industrialization and transition to communism. The Politburo assigned the Marxist theoretician Che ...

The Sino-Soviet Schism } 117 eliminating reference to Mao Zedong Thought from the Party constitution and strengthening the power ...

118 { China’s Quest Interim First Secretary Edward Ochab favored concessions in response to the mounting discontent and pushed t ...

The Sino-Soviet Schism } 119 declare our condemnation of your military intervention.”^12 Confronted with firm Chinese opposition ...