The Origins of the cold war in Asia, edited by Yōnosuke Nagai, Akira Iriye

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Note: Includes papers originally presented at an international symposium held in Kyoto, Japan Nov. 27-30, 1975

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Aruga Tadashi
Britain and the Cold War in the Far East, 1945-58
D.C. Watt
Soviet Far Eastern policy, 1945-50 : Stalin's goals in Korea
Robert M. Slusser
Genesis of the Cold War : confrontation over Poland, 1941-44
Ito Takayuki
Sino-Soviet confrontation in historical perspective
Nakajima Mineo
Cold War and China
Introduction :
Okabe Tatsumi
Mao, China, and the Cold War
Allen S. Whiting
Korea in American politics, strategy, and diplomacy, 1945-50
John Lewis Gaddis
Domestic roots of the Korean War
Okonogi Masao
Who set the stage for the Cold War in Southeast Asia?
Yano Toru
United States and the anticolonial revolutions in South East Asia, 1945-50
the historian's tasks and responsibilities
George McT. Kahin
Cominform and Southeast Asia
Tanigawa Yoshihiko
Continuities in U.S.-Japanese relations, 1941-49
Akira Iriye
Cold War and U.S.-Japan economic cooperation
Yamamoto Mitsuru
D.C. Watt
Roots of Cold War doctrine : the esoteric and the exoteric
Nagai Yonosuke
American policy-makers, public opinion, and the outbreak of the Cold War, 1945-50
Walter LaFeber
United States and the Cold War : the Cold War era in American history

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