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...Bruce Rusk Chinese History: A New Manual . 5th ed. By Endymion Wilkinson . Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Asia Center , 2017 . 1302 pp. ISBN: 9780998888309 (paper). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2020 2020 The fifth edition of Endymion Wilkinson's...

...Robert Ashmore Critics and Commentators: The Book of Poems as Classic and Literature . By Bruce Rusk . Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Asia Center , 2012 . xv, 282 pp. $39.95 (cloth). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2013  2013 The pervasive influence...

... not rule out the possibility that by the autumn of 1963, when he was assassinated, Kennedy may have been willing to entertain a more flexible policy. In sorting out Kennedy's intentions, historians and contemporaries have disputed where Dean Rusk, Kennedy's secretary of state, stood on these issues. Rusk...

... be found. . . . This effort is the substance of American imperialism" (p. 164). These phrases are nostalgically reminiscent of similar utterances by former Secretary of State Dean Rusk in rationalizing American involvement in Vietnam. Wilson provides the American imperialist efiort with three notable...

... Rea and Bruce Rusk . New York : Columbia University Press , 2017 . xxxvi, 226 pp. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2019  2019 As is to be expected with different translators working on different stories, there are some minor inconsistences across the collection...

... interviewed for the series, twenty-seven are American and only three are Vietnamese. Of the Americans, nineteen were involved operationally, at reasonably high levels, in U.S. intervention (George Ball, William Bundy, William Colby, Dean Rusk, and Maxwell Taylor, among others). Only one of the remaining...

... by the Government of Japan. 1951. 32 p. 20*. (4330). 50. Indochina: the war in Southeast Asia. A background summary. 1951. 11 p., map. 10*. (4381). 51. The Philippines today. A background summary. 1951. 12 p. 10*. (4415). 52. The underlying principles of Far Eastern policy. Address by Dean Rusk, Assistant Secretary...

.... [Washington] Bureau of Public policy and the Viet-Nam crisis. Edited by Affairs, Dept. of State; [for sale by the Super- Marcus G. Raskin and Bernard B. Fall. New intendent of Documents, U. S. Govt. Print. York, Random House [1965] xv, 415 p. maps. VIETNAM 163 RUSK, DEAN. Viet-Nam: four steps to peace. . W h...

... chapter, I will risk unfairly slighting the other contributors by mentioning only five. Christopher Wood's chapter on the credulity to which European antiquarians were vulnerable when digging up the past exposes the inevitable tension between material and textual evidence. Bruce Rusk's beautifully crafted...

... by many today to have been a foregone conclusion, but well into the planning process, Rockefeller Foundation president Dean Rusk developed some reservations about the extent to which the affair was going to appear to be a Japanese initiative. The Japanese planning committee, handpicked by Rockefeller, had...

... that possibility "out of the question" (pp. 459-60). In Washington, D.C., the Dutch Ambassador confidently countered the assertion by Dean Rusk (at that time Head of the State Department's Division of United Nations Political Affairs) that Dutch control of Jogyakarta was "only very partial" and that the city would...

... the sad story of the Dutch diehards better than any secondhand account. American mediator Frank Graham and former Assistant Secretary of State Dean Rusk tell Fischer of their parts in the struggle for independence. The ex-communist Darsono contributes his version of the famous defiance of Russian orders...

... reminiscent of similar utterances by former Secretary of State Dean Rusk in rationalizing American involvement in Vietnam. Wilson provides the American imperialist efiort with three notable characteristics; the assumption that autonomous states should conduct their own internal affairs in a community of free...

... with the Hague, and tells how he delayed the first "Police Action" of 1947. The bitter words of Charles Welter, still unsoftened by ten years, tell the sad story of the Dutch diehards better than any secondhand account. American mediator Frank Graham and former Assistant Secretary of State Dean Rusk tell Fischer...

... leader" (p. 3). It is as a power struggle between two independent nation-states that the author traces the origins and the development of the dispute in this volume. China, to Gittings, was never a satellite of the Soviet Union, despite Dean Rusk's portrayal of Mao's regime as "a colonial Russian...

... on international port, v. 4. 1964. Bangkok, Bank of Thailand. affairs (Canberra) (Apr. 1964), 7-18. THANAKHAN KRUNGTHEP CHAMKAT, Bangkok. PACE, ERIC. Laos: continuing crisis. Foreign af- Monthly review. 1964, Jan.-Dec. [Bangkok] fairs 43 (Oct. 1964), 64-74. Bangkok Bank Ltd. RUSK, DEAN. W h y Laos is critically...

... policy reinforced another; one rationale buttressed the other. While events shaped personal judgment, the momentous decisions structured their own evolution. The Democratic leaders Johnson, Rusk, Bundy, Rostow, and McNamara and even moreso their Republican counterparts who followed them operated under...

... transmogrification into a defense commitment in 1962 when Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman jockeyed U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk into a joint statement that "the United States regards the preservation of the independence and integrity of Thailand as vital to the national interest of the United States...

...). It is as a power struggle between two independent nation-states that the author traces the origins and the development of the dispute in this volume. China, to Gittings, was never a satellite of the Soviet Union, despite Dean Rusk's portrayal of Mao's regime as "a colonial Russian government a Slavic Manchukuo...