Same Bed, Different Dreams

An expert insider's view of the United States relationship with China--one of the most important foreign relationships in the 21st century--over the last decade that explains why the relationship is so difficult to manage, and offers guidelines for creating an effective relationship between the two superpowers.

David M. Lampton is George and Sadie Hyman Professor and Director of China Studies at The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, and Director of Chinese Studies at The Nixon Center in Washington, D.C.

Preface

ix

Introduction: The Big Picture

1

(14)

PART I. THE FLOW OF EVENTS

Turning Points: 1989-2000

15

(49)

Security Issues

64

(47)

Economics and Human Rights

111

(48)

PART II. THE GLOBAL LEVEL

Global Institutions and Economic Flows

159

(45)

The Dilemma of Third Parties

204

(45)

PART III. THE STATE AND CIVIL SOCIETY LEVEL

The Stories We Tell Ourselves: National Myths and the Mass Media

249

(30)

The Seamless Web: Domestic Politics and Foreign Relations

279

(34)

PART IV. THE INDIVIDUAL LEVEL

People Count

313

(43)

Of Ends and Means: Conclusions

356

(23)

Appendix of Tables

379

(8)

Notes

387

(64)

Suggestions for Further Reading

451

(12)

Index

463

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Same Bed, Different Dreams

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