The United States and China a history from the eighteenth century to the present
Combining original research with contemporary scholarship, The United States and China re-examines over two centuries of interaction between the United States and China in a changing world. It explains the foundations and character of their political, economic, military, social, and cultural relatio...
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Lanham, Maryland
Rowman & Littlefield
[2013]
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Table of Contents:
- The Pacific frontier and Qing China, 1784-1911
- Yankee merchants and the China trade
- Opium wars and the Open Door
- Chinese immigration: roots in the United States?
- American protestantism: roots in China?
- The United States and China in the era of world wars and revolutions, 1912-1970
- Revolutions, nationalism, and internationalization
- The Pacific War and Red China
- Facing east and west: agents of encounter
- Deterrence and negotiation: American-chinese relations during the Cold War
- Rapprochement, the default superpower, and China resurgent, 1970-present
- Renewing the bilateral relationship, 1970-1989
- The China market and the allure of the United States
- Clashes and cooperation
- China's catch-up: a game-changer for America?