Speaker Series Brochures
China
Confidential:American Diplomats
and Sino-American Relations
PART
I: GEORGE, THE ONLINE CATALOG
PART II: INDEXES AND DATABASES
PART III: INTERNET RESOURCES
PART IV: RELATED
PUBLICATIONS BY DR. NANCY BERNKOPF
TUCKER
PART V: ADDITIONAL RESOURCES LOCATED WITHIN LAUINGER
LIBRARY
PART
I: GEORGE,
THE ONLINE CATALOG
subject
search>>>diplomats-history-United
States-20th century
Tucker,
Nancy Bernkopf. China Confidential:
American Diplomats and Sino-American
Relations, 1945-1996. New York: Columbia
University Press, 2001.
(E183.8.C5 T835 2001)
keyword
search>>>diplomatic relations
and China
Ross,
Robert S. and Jiang Changbin, eds. Re-examining
the Cold War: U.S.-China
Diplomacy, 1953-1973. Cambridge,
Mass: Harvard University
Asia Center, 2001. (E183.8.C5 R38 2001)
Solomon,
Richard H. Chinese Political Negotiating
Behavior,
1967-1984. Santa Monica, CA: RAND, 1995. (DS777.8 S64
1995)
subject
search>>>United States-foreign
relations-China
Cohen,
Warren I. America's Response to China:
A History of
Sino-American Relations. New York: Columbia University
Press, 2000. (E183.8.C5 C62 2000)
Dulles,
Foster Rhea. American Policy Toward
Communist China,
1949-1969. New York: Crowell, 1972. (E183.8.C5 D79
1972)
Mann,
James. About Face: A History of America's
Curious Relationship With
China. New York: Alfred A. Knopf,
1999. (E183.8.C5 M319
author
search>>>United States.
Dept. of State
United
States. Dept. of State. Foreign Relations
of the United States, China. Washington,
U.S. Government Printing Office.
(S 1.1:964-68/v.30) (JX233.A3 C53)
keyword
search>>>State Department
and China
Background
Notes, China. Washington, DC: U.S.
Department of State, Bureau
of Public Affairs, 1998. (S1.123:C44/998)
Davis,
Michael C., ed. Confidential U.S.
State Department Central Files:
China, Foreign Affairs, 1950-1954 [microform].
Frederick, MD: University Publications of
America, 1985. (Mfilm 682)
PART
II: INDEXES AND DATABASES
1)Transdex
Index to Translations of the Joint Publications
Research Service (JPRS) (paper
index) [Government Documents
Z 7403.C 38]
search>>>China
Wang,
Bingnan. "Nine Years of Sino-U.S. Talks
in Retrospect." Washington,
DC: JPRS, August 1985. (JPRS-CPS-85-069)
2)
International Political Science Abstracts
search>>>U.S.-China
relations
Hong,
Zhaohui, and Yi Sun. "The Butterfly
and the Making of [U.S-China] 'Ping Pong Diplomacy.'" Journal
of Contemporary
China. 9:25 (Nov. 2000).
Tucker,
Nancy Bernkopf. "War or Peace in the
Taiwan Strait? Washington
Quarterly, 19:1 (Winter 1996).
3)
PAIS International
search>>>United
States diplomacy and China
Gertov,
Melvin. Fragile Partnership: the United
States and China. Asian
Perspective, 23:2 (1999).
"U.S.
Relations with China: Pros and Cons; 1995-96
Policy Debate Topic. Congressional
Digest, 74:193-224 (Aug-Sept 1995).
4)
PolicyFile
search>>>china
and diplomacy
"Sino-American
Relations: In Search of Direction. ISD
Reports, v.III, no.1.
From the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy's
Web Site,Georgetown University,
Sept. 1996.
5)
Declassified Documents
search>>>'diplomatic
relations' and China
Memorandum
for Ambassador Woodcock (Peking) Cable. Department
of State. Top Secret. Issue date: Sept 8,
1978. Date Declassified:
July 1, 1999. ID: 2000010100146
"Memorandum
of Dr. Brzezinski's Meeting with Ambassador
Han Hsu" Memo. White
House. Secret. Issue Date: June 19, 1978.
date declassified: June
30, 1999. ID: 2000010100463
6) Digital National Security Archive
search>>>China
and United States policy
Bohlen,
Charles. "Charles Bohlen's Comments
on Kennan's Paper on the
Sino-Soviet Split and the Implication for
U.S. Policy," Secret Memorandum,
May 25, 1962.
Kissinger,
Henry. "Implications for U.S. Policy
of the Participation of the
People's Republic of China in Multilateral
Diplomacy," Unclassified,
National Security Study Memorandum, November
12, 1971.
Wright,
Jerauld. "Conversation with Secretary
General Chang Chun on the
Chinese Nuclear Explosion,Secret,
Cable, November 7, 1964.
PART
III: INTERNET RESOURCES
Association
for Diplomatic Studies and Training
<http://www.adst.org/>
A
private organization whose mission is to
enhance the effectiveness of American diplomacy.
It is the only private organization in the
United States dedicated primarily to the
preparation of comprehensive records of the
practice and history of modern U.S. diplomacy.
Council
on Foreign Relations
<http://www.cfr.org/>
A
nonpartisan membership organization, research
center, and publisher dedicated to increasing
America's understanding of the world and
contributing ideas to U.S. foreign policy.
Institute
for the Study of Diplomacy
<http://cfdev.georgetown.edu/sfs/programs/isd/>
A
part of Georgetown University's Edmund A.
Walsh School of Foreign Service, the Institute
studies the practitioner's craft: how diplomats
and other foreign affairs professionals succeed
and the lessons to be learned from their
success and failures.
U.S.
Department of State
<http://www.state.gov/>
The
lead U.S. foreign affairs agency, the Department
formulates, represents, and implements the
President's foreign policy.
The
Asia Society
<http://www.asiasociety.org/>
A
national nonprofit, nonpartisan educational
organization, the Society is dedicated to
fostering understanding of Asia and communication
between Americans and the peoples of Asia
and the Pacific.
PART
IV: RELATED PUBLICATIONS
BY DR. NANCY BERNKOPF TUCKER
Cohen,
Warren I. and Nancy Bernkopf Tucker eds.
Lyndon Johnson Confronts
the World: American Foreign Policy, 1963-1968.
New York: Cambridge University
Press, 1994. (E846.L95 1994)
Tucker,
Nancy Bernkopf. Patterns in the Dust:
Chinese-American Relations
and the Recognition Controversy, 1949-1950.
New York: Columbia University Press, 1983.
(E183.8.C5 T836 1983)
Tucker, Nancy Bernkopf.. Hong Kong,
and the United States, 1945-1992:
Uncertain Friendships. New York: Twayne
Publishers, 1994. (E183.8.T3
T83 1994)
PART
V: ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
LOCATED WITHIN LAUINGER LIBRARY
The
Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training's
Foreign Affairs Oral History Program was
established in 1988 and is housed in the
Special Collections Division of Lauinger
Library at Georgetown University. The collection
is comprised of oral histories taken from
a number of projects, all concerning the
experiences of those employed in diplomacy
and consular affairs and their families.
Please
see http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/cl999.htm for
more information.
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