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Introduction: the China policy conundrum -- Continuity and change in U.S. China policy -- Challenging the status quo: Nixon and the politics of rapprochement -- Normalization realized: Carter and the institutionalization of engagement -- Developing a strategic partnership: Reagan and the China-Taiwan balancing act -- Salvaging U.S.-China relations : G.H.W. Bush and the aftermath of Tiananmen Square -- A tale of three engagements: Clinton and the struggle to balance competing interests -- From strategic competitor to uneasy ally: G. W. Bush and the fragile U.S.-China relationship -- Recurring Patterns in U.S. China Decisionmaking.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 221-241) and index.