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Earl C. Ravenal • 35 Items / 26 Articles, 3 Reviews, 6 Books
Peace with China? (1971)
by Earl C. Ravenal
U.S. Decisions for Asia
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    Literary Crypt (Review)
    Stephen S. Rosenfeld
    Peace with China?, by Earl C. Ravenal
    1. Peace with China? by Earl C. Ravenal
    The Saturday Review, February 5, 1972, p. 68
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    In Brief (5 Reviews)
    Source Catalog - Communications, by Source Collective
    1. Source Catalog - Communications by Source Collective
    2. The Schlemiel as Modern Hero by Ruth R. Wisse
    3. Peace with China? by Earl C. Ravenal
    4. The Responsibles by William S. White
    5. My Land is Dying by Harry M. Caudill
    The New Republic, January 1, 1972, pp. 25-26
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    Recent Books on International Relations (13 Reviews)
    John G. Stoessinger
    The United States
    1. Coming Apart by William L. O'Neill
    2. Uncommon Sense by James MacGregor Burns
    3. The Limits of Power by Joyce Kolko and Gabriel Kolko
    4. Kennedy Justice by Victor S. Navasky
    5. The Kennedy Doctrine by Louise FitzSimons
    6. Pacifist's Progress by Bernard K. Johnpoll
    7. The Truman Doctrine and the Origins of McCarthyism by Richard M. Freeland
    8. The Role of Congress in Foreign Policy by John C. Stennis and J. William Fulbright
    9. Peace with China? by Earl C. Ravenal
    10. Political Hysteria in America by Murray B. Levin
    11. Dissent and the State in Peace and War by Morton A. Kaplan
    12. The Responsibles by William S. White
    13. The Constitution in Crisis Times, 1918-1969 by Paul L. Murphy
    Foreign Affairs, April 1972, pp. 582-583