Book Summary of LIVING WITH CHINA
This is a book Summary I did for an International Polictics Course. I do not wish to have my name published, because if the teacher found out I submitted it I would be expelled. I attend SUNY in NY, USA. I recieved an A on this paper.The only comments she made was that I needed to replace the Whichs with thats & I needed to have a page for siting. Living With China: U.S. -China Relations in the Twenty-First Century is a book edited by Ezra F. Vogel which assess the political, economic, and human rights issues which the U.S. must consider in developing a consistent and mutually beneficial foreign relations policy toward China in the twenty-first century. Tension between U.S.- China relations date back to World War Two. Additionally, the Tienanmen Square incident in 1989, further aggravated U.S.-China relations. Since the end of the Cold War, and especially since 1991, the United States has had no consistent foreign policy in regards to China. This book is a compilation of background papers, from numerous authors, which were written for the November 1996, American Assembly meeting whose purpose was to discuss and work to reach a consensus on U.S.-China relations. The essays de
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Tiananmen Square, China China, East Asian, Chris Neilson, War China, United State's, Future Pg, Kenneth Lieberthal, Harry Harding, American Assembly, human rights, us-china relations, hong kong, cold war, foreign relations, living china, relations china, regards china, numerous authors, china global,
Approximate Word count = 1545
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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