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AMERICAN STUDIES
OF CONTEMPORARY
CHINA

Studies on Contemporary China

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AMERICAN STUDIES OF CONTEMPORARY CHINA

DAVID SHAMBAUGH
editor

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Mary Brown Bullock	Richard Madsen
Thomas Fingar	Jay Mathews
Paul H.B. Godwin	Linda Mathews
Thomas B. Gold	Michel C. Oksenberg
Nina P. Halpern	Penelope B. Prime
Harry Harding	Thomas W. Robinson
Anthony J. Kane	Robert S. Ross
Terrill E. Lautz	David Shambaugh
Timothy Light	Eugene W. Wu

An East Gate Book

First published 1993 by M.E. Sharpe

Published 2015 by Routledge
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

American studies of contemporary China/David Shambaugh, editor.
p. cm.(Studies on contemporary China)
An East Gate Book
Includes index
ISBN 1-56324-266-4.ISBN 1-56324-267-2 (pbk.)
1. ChinaResearchUnited States. 2. SinologistsUnited States.
I. Shambaugh, David L. II. Series.
DS734.97.U6A46 1993
951.0072073--dc20
93-5618
CIP

ISBN 13: 9781563242670 (pbk)
ISBN 13: 9781563242663 (hbk)

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Contents

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David Shambaugh

Harry Harding

Thomas B. Gold

Anthony J. Kane

Penelope B. Prime

Nina P. Halpern

Robert S. Ross and Paul H.B. Godwin

Richard Madsen

Thomas Fingar

Thomas W. Robinson

Jay Mathews and Linda Mathews

Timothy Light

Eugene W. Wu

Mary Brown Bullock

Terrill E. Lautz

Michel C. Oksenberg

This volume has its origins in my long-standing interest in the images the United States and China hold of each other. It equally derives from an interest in the impact that opportunities for field research in China have had on contemporary China studies in the United States. This volume will, it is hoped, contribute to our understanding of both of these issues.

In organizing the conference that led to this volume, and during the lengthy process of producing the book, I have benefited from the intellectual and practical assistance of many individuals. Above all, I would like to express my gratitude to Mary Brown Bullock. As my successor as director of the Asia Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Mary has provided considerable time and assistance in guiding this project to fruition. Without her help the book may not have seen the light of day. Ronald Morse also deserves much credit for helping conceptualize the project initially. Terrill Lautz of the Luce Foundation was also quite helpful in the initial planning stages.

At the conference, several senior sinological scholars contributed their wisdom, although their input is not recorded directly in these pages: A. Doak Bar-nett, Stanley Lubman, Benjamin Schwartz, and Allen S. Whiting. To each I owe an intellectual debt. Also due gratitude are the editorial committee that assisted me in compiling and conceptualizing this volumeAllen Whiting, Steven Goldstein, Harry Harding, and G. William Skinnerand two external readers, Nicholas Lardy and Martin King Whyte, for their critical readings of the manuscript. At the Woodrow Wilson Center Press, particular thanks go to Joe Brinley, who has shepherded the book from inception to publication. Doug Merwin at M.E. Sharpe is also due a debt of thanks for recognizing the significance of this book and taking the project on board. Finally, sincere thanks go to Debra E. Soled, the manuscript copyeditor, whose professional skill considerably improved the product.

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