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John Gittings •ï¿½20 Items / 4 Books, 11 Articles, 5 Reviews
The World and China, 1922-1972 (1974)
by John Gittings
The Men and Ideas that Shaped Chinese Foreign Policy
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    Book Reviews (3 Reviews)
    Mike Pillsbury
    The World and China, 1922-1972, by John Gittings
    1. The World and China, 1922-1972 by John Gittings
    2. Three and a Half Powers by Harold C. Hinton
    3. China and Southeast Asia by Jay Taylor
    Political Science Quarterly, Summer 1976, pp. 373-375
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    China's Post-Mao Foreign Policy (6 Reviews)
    Richard L. Walker
    Three and a Half Powers, by Harold C. Hinton
    1. Three and a Half Powers by Harold C. Hinton
    2. China and the Great Powers by Francis O. Wilcox
    3. Sino-American Detente and Its Policy Implications by Gene T. Hsiao
    4. China and Southeast Asia by Jay Taylor
    5. The Foreign Relations of China by Robert C. North
    6. The World and China, 1922-1972 by John Gittings
    Problems of Communism, March 1977, pp. 71-74
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    Recent Books on International Relations (9 Reviews)
    Lewis C. Austin
    East Asia and the Pacific
    1. The World and China, 1922-1972 by John Gittings
    2. Postscript with a Chinese Accent by C.L. Sulzberger
    3. Maoism in Action by C.L. Chiou
    4. Land Reform and Economic Development in China by Victor D. Lippit
    5. China and Southeast Asia by Jay Taylor
    6. The Chinese Red Army by Gerard H. Corr
    7. United States-Japan Relations: The 1970s by Priscilla Clapp and Morton H. Halperin
    8. Palace and Politics in Prewar Japan by David Anson Titus
    9. Assignment Tokyo by Armin H. Meyer
    Foreign Affairs, April 1975, p. 596