Anwar Hussain Syed - China & Pakistan: Diplomacy of an Entente Cordiale (Foreign Policy Research Institute Books)
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Copyright 1974 by The University of Massachusetts Press
All Rights Reserved
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 73-93177 Standard Book Number 0-87023-159-6 (cloth) Standard Book Number 0-87023-160-x (paper) Printed in the United States of America
Published in Great Britain by Oxford University Press
A Foreign Policy Research Institute Book
Page v
To my wife, Shameem, and our children Sarah, Sameer, and Amir, without whose frequent interventions this book might have appeared sooner but life would not be so worth living
Page vii
Contents
A Note on Sources
xi
Acknowledgments
xiii
1. Introduction
1
2. The Context of Pakistan's China Policy
15
Pakistan and India: A Case of Antagonistic Perceptions
15
Pakistan and the United States
33
Pakistan and the Soviet Union
41
3. The First Beginnings
53
China, SEATO, and Pakistan
54
Bogra and Chou En-lai: Toward a Better Understanding
61
Suhrawardy: A Return to Skepticism
65
Ayub Khan Era: The Initial Phase
74
4. Toward an Entente Cordiale
81
The Border Agreement
82
A Matter of Timing
89
The Air-Travel Agreement
93
The Shadow of a Sino-Pakistan Alliance
97
Page viii
Chinese Objectives in South Asia: A Pakistani View
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