Peking reaches out

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Moscow; Progress; 1980Description: 270pSubject(s):

China - Foreign relations

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327.51047 PEK

Summary: A collection of articles by Soviet and foreign journalists and Sinologists which analyses Chinese expansionism through a critical study of Chinese propaganda in the sphere of foreign policy and a discussion of the militarily aggressive and deliberately provocative actions taken by the Peking leadership in pursuit of its ends: the staging of frontier incidents, the encouragement of internal dissension and separatist tendencies in neighbouring states, and the exploitation of international tensions. Certain of the contributions to this general-interest book have been abridged.

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A collection of articles by Soviet and foreign journalists and Sinologists which analyses Chinese expansionism through a critical study of Chinese propaganda in the sphere of foreign policy and a discussion of the militarily aggressive and deliberately provocative actions taken by the Peking leadership in pursuit of its ends: the staging of frontier incidents, the encouragement of internal dissension and separatist tendencies in neighbouring states, and the exploitation of international tensions. Certain of the contributions to this general-interest book have been abridged.

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