| I. Background |
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Introduction |
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International Relations Theory and East Asia |
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Historical Legacies |
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| II. Early Cold War |
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Origins of the Cold War in East Asia |
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Korean War I |
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Korean War II |
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Containment in East Asia |
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Vietnam War |
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| III. Later Cold War |
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Collapse of the China-Soviet Alliance |
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US-China Rapprochement |
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Précis I due in class |
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In Class Exam |
Exam I |
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China-Soviet Cold War |
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US-China Normalization and Beyond |
Question for essay I distributed |
Question for essay I distributed |
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Maintaining Regional Order I |
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Financial Miracles |
Essay I due in class |
Essay I due in class |
| IV. Post-Cold War |
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Ripe for Rivalry? |
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Rise of China |
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Financial Crisis and Regionalism |
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Maintaining Regional Order II |
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Crisis in the Taiwan Straits? |
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Crisis on the Korean Peninsula? |
Question for essay II distributed (two days after lecture 22) |
Précis II due in class
Question for essay II distributed (two days after lecture 22) |
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In Class Exam |
Exam II |
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East Asia After September 11th |
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Conclusion |
Essay II due in class |
Essay II due in class |