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Power and ideology: Sino - soviet dispute an over view

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: New Delhi; Young Asia Pub.; 1977Description: 243pSubject(s): DDC classification:
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Summary: This study seeks to take an overview of the Sino-Soviet dispute which demolished the sedulously peddled cold war myth of monolithic international communism. It attempts to analyse the contest between Moscow and Peking from the latter's angle, although the basic compulsions of Moscow have been taken into account. This does not purport to be a study of the Sino-Soviet dispute in its entirety. The objective here is limited to analysing some critical aspects which influenced the perceptions of the leaders in Peking and contributed to their decision to confront Moscow. This study seeks to take an overview of the Sino-Soviet dispute which demolished the sedulously peddled cold war myth of monolithic international communism. It attempts to analyse the contest between Moscow and Peking from the latter's angle, although the basic compulsions of Moscow have been taken into account. This does not purport to be a study of the Sino-Soviet dispute in its entirety. The objective here is limited to ana lysing some critical aspects which influenced the perceptions of the leaders in Peking and contributed to their decision to confront Moscow. We are indeed aware of the seminal works done on the Sino-Soviet dispute in other parts of the world, particularly in the United States. These valuable studies, however, are not meant for an average reader who seeks to understand the broad trends in contemporary international politics. Our attempt is primarily meant for readers of this category. If others were to find this study useful, we would consider our selves highly rewarded.
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This study seeks to take an overview of the Sino-Soviet dispute which demolished the sedulously peddled cold war myth of monolithic international communism. It attempts to analyse the contest between Moscow and Peking from the latter's angle, although the basic compulsions of Moscow have been taken into account.
This does not purport to be a study of the Sino-Soviet dispute in its entirety. The objective here is limited to analysing some critical aspects which influenced the perceptions of the leaders in Peking and contributed to their decision to confront Moscow.
This study seeks to take an overview of the Sino-Soviet dispute which demolished the sedulously peddled cold war myth of monolithic international communism. It attempts to analyse the contest between Moscow and Peking from the latter's angle, although the basic compulsions of Moscow have been taken into account.

This does not purport to be a study of the Sino-Soviet dispute in its entirety. The objective here is limited to ana lysing some critical aspects which influenced the perceptions of the leaders in Peking and contributed to their decision to confront Moscow.

We are indeed aware of the seminal works done on the Sino-Soviet dispute in other parts of the world, particularly in the United States. These valuable studies, however, are not meant for an average reader who seeks to understand the broad trends in contemporary international politics. Our attempt is primarily meant for readers of this category. If others were to find this study useful, we would consider our selves highly rewarded.

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