China in the American political imagination
By: edited by Carola McGiffert ; foreword by John J. Hamre
Contributors: McGiffert, Carola
Series: Significant issues series -- v. 25, no. 3
Publisher: CSIS Press, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 130
Subjects: United States -- Relations -- China; China -- Relations -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: The role of images in twentieth-century foreign policy. Images and U.S. strategic thinking on China / Kurt Campbell; title: American images of a rising China: lessons from history and theory / David M. Edelstein; title: America first / Nancy Bernkopf Tucker; title: Evolution of U.S. perceptions toward China: 1789 to present. American perceptions of China, 1789-1911 / Warren I. Cohen; title: Hopes and fears of 60 years: American images of China, 1911-1972; title: Left, right, mainstream, and Goldilocks: America's perceptions of China after 1972 / James Mann; title: Shaping U.S. perceptions: politics and the press. China through distant eyes / Frank Jannuzi; title: Challenging the establishment image of China / Ellen Bork; title: Coverage of China in the American Press / Steven Mufson; title: Value and interest-based perceptions: security, business, human rights, and democracy. Perceptions of the American national security elite / Michael D. Swaine; title: Images past and present: human rights, religious freedom, and labor unrest / Mike Jendrzejczyk; title: The matter of business / Robert A. Kapp; title: Chinese democracy in the American political imagination / Anne F. Thurston; title: Chinese perceptions of U.S. attitudes. Chinese perceptions of U.S. attitudes / Yuan Peng; title: How Americans see us / Zhang Xinghui