Acknowledgments
Introduction: Cultural Visions and Foreign Policy
1. Perceptions and Realities: Chinese and American Visions of Modernity and Identity
2. Straining the Relationship: Truman and the Reconstruction of China after World War II
3. Disillusionment and Polarization: the Failure of the Marshall Mission and Deepening Divisions in Nationalist China
4. New American Strategies: Debates over the Chinese Communist Party and Taiwan in the Truman Administration
5. Two Sides of One Coin: The CCP's Policies toward the Soviet Union and the United States
6. From Adversaries to Enemies: Military Confrontation in Korea
7. Inducement Versus Containment: U.S. China Policy under Eisenhower
8. The Foundation of New China: Conflicting CCP Visions of Industrialization in the 1950s
9. Mao's Magic Weapon: From a Gradualist Political Program to the Hundred Flowers Policy
10. Becoming First-Class Citizens of the World: China's Diplomacy and Peaceful Co-existence
Conclusion: Ways of War and Peace
Notes
Primary Sources
Index
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