Nixon and Mao (53 page)

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Haldeman, Harry R., with Joseph DiMona.
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Hersh, Seymour M.
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Hevia, James L.
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Holdridge, John H.
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Hoxha, Enver.
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Kalb, Marvin L.
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Kazuo, Ogura. “The ‘Inscrutables’ Negotiate with the ‘Inscrutables’: Chinese Negotiating Tactics Vis-à-Vis the Japanese.”
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Keith, Ronald C.
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Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeevich.
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Kimball, Jeffrey P.
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Kissinger, Henry.
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Li, Zhisui.
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Mann, James.
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McFarlane, Robert C., with Zofia Smardz.
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Osborne, John.
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Price, Raymond.
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Quan, Yanchi.
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Rather, Dan, with Mickey Herskowitz.
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Rather, Dan, and Gary Paul Gates.
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Reeves, Richard.
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Romberg, Alan D.
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Ross, Robert S. “From Lin Biao to Deng Xiaoping: Elite Instability and China’s U.S. Policy.”
China Quarterly
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Ross, Robert S., and Jiang Changbin, eds.
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Safire, William.
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Schram, Stuart.
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Shambaugh, David L.
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Shao, Kuo-kang.
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Shen, James H. C.
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Short, Philip.
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Smedley, Agnes.
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Solomon, Richard H.
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Spence, Jonathan D.
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Strober, Gerald S., and Deborah H. Strober.
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Suri, Jeremi.
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