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Distorted mirrors : Americans and their relations with Russia and China in the twentieth century
2009
Overview
Davis and Trani show where American images of Russia and China originated, how they evolved, and how they have often helped sustain foreign policies generally negative toward the former and positive toward the latter. This wide-ranging survey draws on memoirs, archives, and interviews, much of it appearing in print for the first time, to show how influential individuals shaped these perceptions and policies based on what they saw-or thought they saw-in those two countries.
Publisher
University of Missouri Press
Subject
/ Authors, American -- United States -- Political activity
/ China
/ China -- Foreign public opinion, American
/ China -- Relations -- United States
/ Foreign public opinion, American
/ History
/ Intellectual History/Political Science
/ Politicians -- United States
/ Public opinion -- United States -- History -- 20th century
/ Soviet Union -- Foreign public opinion, American
/ Soviet Union -- Relations -- United States
/ U.S.A
/ U.S.S.R
/ United States -- Intellectual life -- 20th century
ISBN
0826218539, 9780826218537
