The Cold War and the origins of foreign relations of the People's Republic of China / by Niu, Jun, 1954-

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Allies of convenience : a theory of bargaining in U.S. foreign relations / by Resnick, Evan N.

Table of Contents: “…Alliances of convenience in international politics and U.S. foreign policy -- Contending theories of U.S. bargaining with allies of convenience -- The U.S. alliance with the people's Republic of China, 1971-1989 -- The U.S. alliance with Pakistan, 1981-1988 -- The U.S. alliance with Iraq, 1982-1988 -- The U.S. …”
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Allies of convenience : a theory of bargaining in U.S. foreign policy / by Resnick, Evan N.

Table of Contents: “…Alliances of convenience in international politics and U.S. foreign policy -- Contending theories of U.S. bargaining with allies of convenience -- The U.S. alliance with the people's Republic of China, 1971-1989 -- The U.S. alliance with Pakistan, 1981-1988 -- The U.S. alliance with Iraq, 1982-1988 -- The U.S. …”
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Presidents and foreign policy : countdown to ten controversial decisions / by Drachman, Edward R., 1940-

Table of Contents: “…President Truman's decision not to extend diplomatic recognition to the People's Republic of China -- President Eisenhower's decision to oppose the British-French-Israeli invasion of Suez -- President Kennedy's decision to support the Bay of Pigs invasion -- President Johnson's decision to end the U.S. escalation of the Vietnam War -- President Nixon's decision to order an incursion into Cambodia -- President Ford's decision to intervene in the Angloan civil war -- President Carter's decision to boycott the 1980 Summer Olympic Games in Moscow -- President Reagan's decision to bomb Libya -- President Bush's decision to end the Persian Gulf War at 100 hours -- President Clinton's decision to use military force to restore President Aristide to office in Haiti.…”
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Presidents and foreign policy : countdown to ten controversial decisions / by Drachman, Edward R., 1940-

Table of Contents: “…President Truman's decision not to extend diplomatic recognition to the People's Republic of China -- President Eisenhower's decision to oppose the British-French-Israeli invasion of Suez -- President Kennedy's decision to support the Bay of Pigs invasion -- President Johnson's decision to end the U.S. escalation of the Vietnam War -- President Nixon's decision to order an incursion into Cambodia -- President Ford's decision to intervene in the Angloan civil war -- President Carter's decision to boycott the 1980 Summer Olympic Games in Moscow -- President Reagan's decision to bomb Libya -- President Bush's decision to end the Persian Gulf War at 100 hours -- President Clinton's decision to use military force to restore President Aristide to office in Haiti.…”
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Henry Kissinger : perceptions of international politics / by Starr, Harvey

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Cold War summits : a history, from Potsdam to Malta / by Tudda, Chris, 1965-

The whole world was watching : sport in the Cold War /

Table of Contents: “…Timm -- Learning from the Soviet big brother : the early years of sport in the People's Republic of China / Amanda Shuman -- "The communist bandits have been repudiated" : Cold War-era sport in Taiwan / Andrew D. …”
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The whole world was watching : sport in the Cold War /

Table of Contents: “…Timm -- Learning from the Soviet big brother : the early years of sport in the People's Republic of China / Amanda Shuman -- "The communist bandits have been repudiated" : Cold War-era sport in Taiwan / Andrew D. …”
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Cold war summits : a history, from Potsdam to Malta / by Tudda, Chris, 1965-

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The Cold War through documents : a global history /

Table of Contents: “…Zhdanov and the Cominform on the imperialist and anti-imperialist camps, 1947 ; Zhdanov's report on the international situation, 22 September 1947 ; Manifesto proclaiming the Cominform, 5 October 1947 ; Resolution of the Conference of Communist Parties on Establishing the Cominform, 5 October 1947 The Communist coup in Czechoslovakia, February 1948 ; Letter from President Benes to the Czechoslovak Communist Party presidium, 24 February 1948 ; Reply by the Czechoslovak Communist Party presidium to the letter of President Benes, 25 February 1948 The Treaty of Brussels, 1948 ; Excerpts from the Treaty of Brussels, 17 March 1948 The expulsion of Tito from the Communist Bloc, 1948 ; Cominform resolution on the situation in Yugoslavia, 28 June 1948 The Berlin Blockade, 1948-1949 ; Note from Secretary of State Marshall to the Soviet 6, July 1948 The NATO Alliance, 1949 ; The Treaty of Washington (North Atlantic Treaty), 4 April 1949 Acheson on the Communist triumph in China, 1949 ; Secretary of State Acheson's letter of transmittal for US State Department "white paper" on China, 30 July 1949 Mao proclaims the People's Republic of China, 1 October 1949 ; Mao's statement proclaiming the People's Republic of China, 1 October 1949 The Soviet-Chinese Friendship Treaty, February 1950 ; Communiqué announcing the Soviet-Chinese Friendship Treaty, 14 February 1950 ; Treaty of Friendship, alliance and mutual aid between the USSR and the Chinese People's Republic --…”
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Engaging China : fifty years of Sino-American relations /

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America in the Cold War : a reference guide / by Walker, William T. 1942-

Table of Contents: “…Johnson's address at Johns Hopkins University, "Peace without Conquest," April 7 1965 -- Detente with the Soviet Union, June 28, 1968 -- Joint communique of the United States Of America and the People's Republic of China, the Shanghai Communique, February 27, 1972 -- President Jimmy Carter's remarks at the signing of the peace treaties between Egypt and Israel, March 26, 1979 -- President Ronald Reagan's remarks at the annual convention of the National Association of Evangelicals "The Evil Empire" speech, Orlando, Florida, March 8, 1983 -- President Ronald W. …”
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The Cold War (1945-1991) /

Table of Contents: “…The U2 Spy Plane: Excerpts of a Speech by Khrushchev ; Eisenhower's Farewell Address ; Telegram from the US Mission in Berlin regarding the Sealing-off of East Berlin ; Fidel Castro: Second Declaration of Havana ; JFK: "We Choose to Go to the Moon" ; JFK: Report on the Soviet Arms Buildup in Cuba ; JFK: "A Strategy of Peace" ; JFK: "Ich bin ein Berliner" ; Televised Interview with President Kennedy ; Limited Test Ban Treaty ; On Alleged Soviet and Cuban Connections with Lee Harvey Oswald ; The Gulf of Tonkin Incident ; LBJ: "Peace Without Conquest" ; Treaty on the Exploration and Use of Outer Space ; The "Two Thousand Words" Manifesto ; Nixon on the "Silent Majority" and "Vietnamization" ; Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty ; Kissinger Memo regarding Policy toward Chile ; Nuclear Accidents Measures Agreement ; Documents Relating to Normalization of Relations between the United States and the People's Republic of China ; Biological Weapons Convention ; Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty ; Jackson-Vanik Amendment ; Helsinki Accords (Excerpt) ; Margaret Thatcher's "Iron Lady" Speech ; US Contingency Plans in Light of Cuban-Soviet Intervention in Angola ; Charter 77 ; SALT II -- End Game. …”
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