Chinese Americans: a rising factor in U.S.-China relations

Article Abstract:

The role Chinese Americans have played in shaping U.S.-China relations is examined. The author argues that since the 1980s Chinese Americans have been active in shaping United States foreign policy toward China, and have been active in political issues which have included China's human rights, their position as most favored nation status, trade disputes, and China's threat to Taiwan.

Political activity, International trade, Human rights, International relations, Military policy

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China's 1905 anti-American boycott: A nationalist myth?

Article Abstract:

A study argued that the anti-American boycott of China in 1905 was not a spontaneous action but was planned, coordinated, and carried out by key government officials and businessmen to enhance sales and expand market share for Chinese enterprises.

Anti-Americanism

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Chinese Americans and U.S.-China relations in the twenty-first century: Applications of cross-national competence to interdependent resource-consumption challenges

Article Abstract:

A study is presented which focuses on resource-consumption issues to illustrate the increasingly linked destinies of the peoples of the China Mainland and the United States as well as prospects for transnational collaboration.

Transnationalism

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