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Title	Managing Sino-American crises : case studies and analysis / Michael D. Swaine and Zhang Tuosheng, editors ; with Danielle F.S. Cohen.
Imprint	Washington, D.C. : Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2006.

LOCATION	CALL #	STACK#	STATUS
Central Library Books	E183.8 Cri.Ma 2006		AVAILABLE
Central Library Books	E183.8 Chi.Ma 2006		AVAILABLE

	Contents
	Acknowledgments
	Acronyms
	Foreword / Jessica T. Mathews, Chen Zhiya
1	Understanding the Historical Record / Michael D. Swaine	1
2	Concepts and Methods in the Study of International Crisis Management / Jonathan Wilkenfeld	103
3	Pattern of Sino-American Crises: A Chinese Perspective / Wang Jisi, Xu Hui	133
4	Crisis Management in China and in the United States: A Comparative Study / Xia Liping	149
5	"Resist America": China's Role in the Korean and Vietnam Wars / Zhang Baijia	179
6	U.S. Crisis Management Vis-a-vis China: Korea and Vietnam / Allen S. Whiting	215
7	U.S. "Management" of Three Taiwan Strait "Crises" / Robert L. Suettinger	251
8	Chinese Decision Making in Three Military Actions Across the Taiwan Strait / Niu Jun	293
9	The Chinese Embassy Bombing: Evidence of Crisis Management? / Kurt M. Campbell, Richard Weitz	327
10	Chinese Crisis Management During the 1999 Embassy Bombing Incident / Wu Baiyi	351
11	The April 2001 EP-3 Incident: The U.S. Point of View / Dennis C. Blair, David V. Bonfili	377
12	The Sino-American Aircraft Collision: Lessons for Crisis Management / Zhang Tuosheng	391
13	Conclusion: Implications, Questions, and Recommendations / Michael D. Swaine	423
	Bibliography	453
	Index	495
	Contributors	515
	Carnegie Endowment for International Peace	519

Descrip.	xiv, 518 p. ; 23 cm.
Note	Some chapters originated as papers delivered at a Sino-American conference on crisis management held in Beijing in 2004 and sponsored jointly by China Program of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and China Foundation for International and Strategic Studies.
Bibliog.	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary	"Sensitivities and suspicions between Washington and Beijing have heightened as China's global power and influence have grown. Chinese and American officials and participants in past confrontations, and scholars from both countries explore the changing features of crisis behavior and their implications for defusing future encounters"--Provided by publisher.
Subject	United States -- Foreign relations -- China -- Case studies.
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Add Author	Swaine, Michael D.
	Zhang, Tousheng.
	Cohen, Danielle F. S.
ISBN	9780870032288 (pbk.)
	0870032283 (pbk.)
	9780870032295 (cloth)
	0870032291 (cloth)

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