Australia–China Relations Post 1949: Sixty Years of Trade and Politics

Unfortunately its release date, late last year, coincided with many other excellent studies, including David Uren, The Kingdom and the Quarry: China, Australia, Fear and Greed, Billy Griffiths, The China Breakthrough: Whitlam in the Middle Kingdom, 1971, James Reilly and Jingdong Yuan (eds), Austral...

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Published in:The China Journal 2014, Vol.71 (1), p.301-302
Main Author: Chey, Jocelyn
Format: Review
Language:English
Subjects:
Bilingualism
Confucius (551-479 BC)
Foreign policy
Gillard, Julia
Institutes
International relations
International relations-US
Politics
Reviews
Rudd, Kevin
Whitlam, Gough
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Summary:Unfortunately its release date, late last year, coincided with many other excellent studies, including David Uren, The Kingdom and the Quarry: China, Australia, Fear and Greed, Billy Griffiths, The China Breakthrough: Whitlam in the Middle Kingdom, 1971, James Reilly and Jingdong Yuan (eds), Australia and China at 40 and, most recently, the bilingual publication, Australia and China: A Joint Report on the Bilateral Relationship by the Australian Centre on China in the World and the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations. Even today, those involved in the China relationship cannot avoid its effect on our work. Since Wang clearly recognizes its significance, I find it curious that he uses the weasel words, "Incident" and "June Fourth" to describe it.
ISSN:1324-9347
1835-8535
DOI:10.1086/674678