The Canadian Long Telegram
Why do we remember the Kennan long telegram and the Novikov cable, but not the Canadian counterpart? Continue reading The Canadian Long Telegram
Tag: Cold War
Decolonisation and Cold War in Anti-Communist Asia
My work on decolonization and Cold War in anti-communist Asia is published in the International History Review. Continue reading Decolonisation and Cold War in Anti-Communist Asia
Reviewing Recent Scholarship on Cold War Taiwan
I recently reviewed two articles offering some new insights into Taiwan’s Cold War-era diplomacy and international relations. Continue reading Reviewing Recent Scholarship on Cold War Taiwan
Cold War Conference in Changchun
Recapping a few interesting papers and presentations I heard at a recent Cold War conference in Changchun. Continue reading Cold War Conference in Changchun
Chinese Foreign Policy Database
In May 2015, the Wilson Center launched the Chinese Foreign Policy Database, which I developed. The Database contains nearly 1,500 declassified documents on the international relations of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) since 1949. Continue reading Chinese Foreign Policy Database
Sino-European Relations during the Cold War and the Rise of a Multipolar World
Sino-European Relations during the Cold War and the Rise of a Multipolar World combines critical oral history with newly translated documentary sources to provide insights into the dynamics of Sino-European relations, past and present, and recent and ongoing global power shifts. Continue reading Sino-European Relations during the Cold War and the Rise of a Multipolar World
Xinjiang and the Cold War
My article for Cold War History, “To Die on the Steppe: Sino-Soviet-American Relations and the Cold War in Chinese Central Asia, 1944–1952,” received a nice and unexpected write up from the blog of Taylor & Francis. Continue reading Xinjiang and the Cold War
What Xinjiang Tells Us about the Early History of the Cold War
An advanced copy of an article that I wrote for Cold War History, “To Die on the Steppe: Sino-Soviet-American Relations and the Cold War in Chinese Central Asia, 1944–1952,” was posted online yesterday Continue reading What Xinjiang Tells Us about the Early History of the Cold War
Sino-Soviet-American Relations and the Cold War in Chinese Central Asia, 1944-1952
I am presenting a paper later this week at the 2013 International Graduate Student Conference on the Cold War, a conference hosted jointly by The George Washington University, the London School of Economics, and the University of California Santa Barbara. Continue reading Sino-Soviet-American Relations and the Cold War in Chinese Central Asia, 1944-1952
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