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William W. Stueck •ï¿½11 Items / 5 Books, 6 Reviews
The Road to Confrontation (1981)
by William Whitney Stueck, Jr.
American Policy Toward China and Korea, 1947-1950
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    United States (Review)
    Michael Schaller
    The Road to Confrontation, by William Whitney Stueck, Jr.
    1. The Road to Confrontation by William Whitney Stueck, Jr.
    The American Historical Review, October 1981, p. 951
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    Recent Books on International Relations (7 Reviews)
    Gaddis Smith
    The United States
    1. Off the Record by Harry S. Truman and Robert H. Ferrell
    2. Kennedy and the Berlin Wall Crisis by Honore M. Catudal
    3. The Vietnam Trauma in American Foreign Policy, 1945-75 by Paul M. Kattenburg
    4. Uncertain Years by Dorothy Borg and Waldo Heinrichs
    5. The Road to Confrontation by William Whitney Stueck, Jr.
    6. America, Scandinavia, and the Cold War by Geir Lundestad
    7. Seeds of Mideast Crisis by Thomas A. Bryson
    Foreign Affairs, Spring 1981, pp. 952-953
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    Book Reviews (8 Reviews)
    O.E.S.
    On China
    1. China's Global Role by John F. Copper
    2. The Chinese Economy: Problems and Policies by Jan S. Prybyla
    3. The Road to Confrontation by William Whitney Stueck, Jr.
    4. Peasant China in Transition by Vivienne Shue
    5. The Chinese and the Japanese by Akira Iriye
    6. Rural Small-Scale Industry in the People's Republic of China by Dwight Perkins
    7. China: Its History and Culture by W. Scott Morton
    8. In the Eye of the Typhoon by Ruth Earnshaw Lo and Katharine S. Kinderman
    Current History, September 1981, pp. 272-281