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CHINA

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CHINAS FOREIGN
RELATIONS SINCE 1949

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HISTORY, PHILOSOPHY, ECONOMICS

CHINA: HISTORY, PHILOSOPHY, ECONOMICS

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I	The Chinese Economy	Adler
II	A Documentary History of Chinese Communism	Brandt et al
III	Chinas Economic System	Donnithorne
IV	A History of China	Eberhard
V	The Spirit of Chinese Philosophy	Fung
VI	Chuang Tz	Giles
VII	Peoples War	Girling
VIII	Chinas Regional Development	Goodman
IX	Health Care and Traditional Medicine in China	Hillier & Jewell
X	The Political Philosophy of Confucianism	Hs
XI	Religion in China	Hughes & Hughes
XII	Ta Tung Shu	Kang
XIII	Chinas Foreign Relations since 1949	Lawrance
XIV	Confucian China and its Modern Fate V1	Levenson
XV	Confucian China and its Modern Fate V2	Levenson
XVI	Confucian China and its Modern Fate V3	Levenson
XVII	Crisis and Conflict in Han China	Loewe
XVIII	The Performing Arts in Contemporary China	Mackerras
XIX	The Rulers of China	Moule
XX	The Fading of the Maoist Vision	Murphey
XXI	The Grand Titration	Needham
XXII	Within the Four Seas	Needham
XXIII	Education in Modern China	Price
XXIV	Sino-Russian Relations	Quested
XXV	Contest for the South China Sea	Samuels
XXVI	The Classical Theatre of China	Scott
XXVII	Macartney at Kashgar	Skrine & Nightingale
XXVIII	The Analects of Confucius	Waley
XXIX	Ballads and Stories from Tun-Huang	Waley
XXX	The Book of Songs	Waley
XXXI	Chinese Poems	Waley
XXXII	The Life and Times of Po Ch-i	Waley
XXXIII	The Opium War Through Chinese Eyes	Waley
XXXIV	The Real Tripitaka	Waley
XXXV	The Secret History of the Mongols	Waley
XXXVI	Three Ways of Thought in Ancient China	Waley
XXXVII	The Way and its Power	Waley
XXXVIII	Yuan Mei	Waley
XXXIX	Confucius and Confucianism	Wilhelm
XL	Sociology and Socialism in Contemporary China	Wong

First published in 1975

Reprinted in 2005 by
Routledge
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Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group

1975 Alan Lawrance

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Chinas Foreign Relations since 1949
ISBN 0-415-36157-5
ISBN 978-1-136-57224-1 (ePub)

China: History, Philosophy, Economics

Chinas Foreign Relations
since 1949

Alan Lawrance

Department of History,
Balls Park College of Education, Hertford

LONDON AND BOSTON
ROUTLEDGE & KEGAN PAUL

First published in 1975
by Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd
Broadway House, 6874 Carter Lane,
London EC4V5EL and
9 Park Street,
Boston, Mass. 02108, USA
Set in Monotype Baskerville

Alan Lawrance 1975

No part of this book may be reproduced in
any form without permission from the
publisher, except for the quotation of brief
passages in criticism

ISBN 0 7100 8092 1

The World Studies Series is designed to make a new and important contribution to the study of modern history. Each volume in the Series will provide students in sixth forms, Colleges of Education and Universities with a range of contemporary material drawn from many sources, not only from official and semi-official records, but also from contemporary historical writing from reliable journals. The material is selected and introduced by a scholar who establishes the context of his subject and suggests possible lines of discussion and inquiry that can accompany a study of the documents.

Through these volumes the student can learn how to read and assess historical documents. He will see how the contemporary historian works and how historical judgments are formed. He will learn to discriminate among a number of sources and to weigh the evidence. He is confronted with recent instances of what Professor Butterfield has called the human predicament revealed by history; evidence concerning the national, racial and ideological factors which at present hinder or advance mans progress towards some form of world society.

In this timely volume Dr Lawrance provides an introductory analysis of Chinas foreign relations since the establishment of the Peoples Republic. He then proceeds to supply the documentary evidence from which students can draw their own conclusions regarding Chinas foreign policy in relation to the United States, the Soviet Union and other powers, not least to those constituting the Third World. If, as Eastern wisdom teaches, enlightenment consists in the capacity to see things differently, then the material so skilfully marshalled and ordered in the following pages should enlighten many readers, who are striving to understand the place of China in the modern world.

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