Trends. U.S. Foreign Policy and the People's Republic of China: A Behaviorist Perspective
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BehaviorismChina
Elections
Foreign Policy
Human Rights
People’s Republic of China
PRC
United States
Wang Dan
International Relations
Other Political Science
Other Psychology
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Abstract
Re-posted from November 8, 1998 [IBPP, Vol. 1, No. 2] in the context of the most current controversies in United States (US)-People's Republic of China (PRC) relations, the editor discusses foreign policy as it relates to China through the lens of behavioral psychology.Date
1998-06-26Type
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