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The Sino-Soviet Conflict and the West

Foreign Affairs, 1962
Abstract : The author concludes that the falling out of our two major antagonists does not remove any of the intractable problems with which we are faced, and in some respects, complicates them. He asserts also that the Sino- Soviet dispute may be advantageous to the West only in the long run when the corrosive acids of nationalism might ultimately ...
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The Sino-Soviet Conflict: How Soon?

RUSI Journal, 1974
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The Sino-Soviet Conflict in Perspective

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1964
Three issues divide Russia and China: organiza tion, decision-making, and leadership in the Communist world; revolutionary tactics and strategy in mid-twentieth century; content and form of intrabloc assistance. The Chinese, to protect their minority status and advance their political power, emphasize the sovereignty and independence of each Com munist
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Sino-Soviet Ideological Conflict

1966
Contrary to the general opinion, Mao and Liu have never advocated a world war as the method of completing the proletarian revolution or flatly denounced the policy of peaceful coexistence with the West as counter-revolutionary. In fact, they have both stated the possibility of establishing normal relations with the capitalist countries and initiated ...
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The Sino‐Soviet Conflict and the Soviet Far Eastern Region

Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society, 1967
Violet Conolly
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The Sino-Soviet Conflict: A Reply

Monthly Review, 1963
Commentators on the Sino-Soviet schism have offered various explanatlons—economic, geopolitical, historical, and psychological—for its genesis. They appear generally agreed that ideological differences rationalize the conflict but do not explain it.
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Mao's Role in the Sino-Soviet Conflict

Pacific Affairs, 1974
T HE VOLUMINOUS LITERATURE on Sino-Soviet relations that has appeared in recent years reflects many diverse interpretations of the origins and the root causes of conflict.* Some analysts point to allegedly deep-seated clashes of national interests that revolve around unresolved territorial issues.
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Vietnam and the Sino-Soviet Conflict, 1965–1976

Studies in Comparative Communism, 1978
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Territorial Claims in the Sino-Soviet Conflict. Documents and Analysis

International Affairs, 1966
Geoffrey Wheeler, Dennis J. Doolin
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Co-Operation and Conflict in Sino-Soviet Relations

International Affairs, 1964
ELATIONS between China and Russia have been frequently disturbed since the two countries first made contact on a state level during the 17th century. It was hardly to be expected that the accession of a Communist government in China would settle all outstanding differences.
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