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043628
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Lexington, D.C.Heath and Co., 1973.
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xx, 298p.
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0669904805
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034677
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Norman, University of Oktahoma Press, 1968.
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xiv, 420p.
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031888
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New York, Frederick A Prager, 1967.
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xiii, 264p
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034362
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Protracted conflict
/ Strausz-Hupe, Robert; Kintner, William R; Dougherty, James E; Cottrell, Alvin J
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1963
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New York, Harper & Row, 1963.
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xi, 229p.
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170154
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| Summary/Abstract |
This year marks the 40th anniversary of President Jimmy Carter’s decision to normalize
relations with the Peoples’ Republic of China. Many scholars at the time were perplexed at the seeming
haste of the decision. The Foreign Policy Research Institute’s former president, William R. Kintner,
wrote of the problems of “strategic innocence,” as well as the potential unintended consequences of
“Carter’s China Gamble.” His article, originally published in Fall 1979, reminds readers how
perilous international relations were at the time and how high the stakes for were for future U.S.-
Soviet relations, as well as the precarious position of Taiwan. Time has validated the prescience of his
observations.
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