Description:
"During the cold war, the relations between China and its peripheries were critical
in China?s foreign relations. Thereinto, China-Burma relations were one of highlights
in Beijing?s peripheral diplomacy. Nevertheless, this issue, rich in significance, has
been not enough understood, particularly the Sino-Burma bonds in the early period
(1949-1953) after the establishment of diplomatic relations. Until now, detailed and
in-depth research on 1949-1953 Sino-Burma relations has not come forth. Although
the early days of the relations were not long, from a small clue one can see that was
coming , and it revealed some impetus and restrictive factors for the relations, such as
ideology, geo-politics, history, and the Cold War setting..."
Source/publisher:
Institute of China Studies University of Malaya - ICS Working Paper No. 2008-19
Date of Publication:
2008-10-00
Date of entry:
2010-03-25
Grouping:
- Individual Documents
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Language:
English
