Anglo-American rivalry for military aviation in Southern China in the 1930s

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This article discusses the struggle for military aviation control in South China between the United States and the United Kingdom. The author maintains as tensions rose between Northa and South China the American and British aviation industries competed for military contracts, creating a major dispute between governments over aircraft sales.

United Kingdom, United States, Contracts & orders received, Aircraft, Aircraft Manufacturing, International politics, Military Aircraft, Contracts & orders let, History, Contracts, Political aspects, Military policy, Contract agreement, British foreign relations, Aircraft industry

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Competing images and American official reconsiderations of China policy, 1961-1968

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The China policy debates during the Kennedy and Johnson administrations is illustrated by analyzing the changing perceptions of China among American officials in 1960s and their relationship to the 1969-1972 rapprochement.

Economic aspects, Chinese foreign relations

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