1st Edition

Market Liberalism American Foreign Policy Toward China

By Gordon Cheung Copyright 1998
    190 Pages
    by Routledge

    190 Pages
    by Routledge

    Analyzing the overseas effect of the market force of U.S. foreign policy toward China, Cheung puts forth the idea of Augmented Market Liberalism (AML), arguing that the establishment of the market economy was induced by U.S. foreign policy.

    1. Introduction, Part One: Theory. A Framework for Analysis, Part Two: U.S. Construction of the Asian-Pacific Market Economy, 3. U.S. Encroachment of Japan, 4. U.S. Embankment of the Four Little Dragons, Part Three: U.S. Market Augmentation Policy toward China, 5. The Cold War Syndrome and China’s Isolation, 6. Nixon’s 1972 Visit to China as a Result of Market Forces, 7. A Change of U.S. Power Context and China’s Adaptation to the World Economy, Part Four: U.S. Engagement with China, 8. U.S. Foreign Policy Divergences with China, 9. U.S. Foreign Policy Convergences with China, Part Five: Conclusions, 10. The Market Force and China’s Transformation.

    Biography

    Gordon Cheung