The US Policy Making Process for Post Cold War China

Tao Wenzhao, honorary member of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; research fellow of Graduate Institute of American Studies; Executive Director of Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries; Visiting Scholar in Georgetown University, Stanford University and Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, mainly studying history of Sino-American Relations; acting as Visiting Scholar in School of Oriental and African Studies of London University, mainly studying China's foreign relations during the period of Anti-Japanese War; his main works: History of Sino-American Relations, 1911-2000 (three volumes), American Diplomatic Policy to China after the Cold War, China's Foreign Relations during the Period of Anti-Japanese War and File Set of American Diplomatic Policies to China (6 books, 3 volumes).

Brief introduction of U.S. think tanks.- U.S. think tanks and U.S. Taiwan policy.- U.S. think tanks and U.S. economic and trade policy toward China.- U.S. think tanks and U.S. policy toward Chinese human rights.- U.S. think tanks and environmental and energy policies toward China.- U.S. think tanks and debates on U.S. policy toward China.- Index I.- Index Ⅱ.- Index Ⅲ.